I had no intention of posting anything today, I was just doing some research when I came across this, and just had to share it with you.
Tree climbing goats only in Morocco
In Morocco, goats climb and perch in the branches of the Argan tree in search of its fruit, which contains a small number of almond-shaped nuts. After the nuts are excreted by the goats, local farmers use them to produce a rich, golden-colored oil that has a nutty, buttery taste and is said to have medicinal properties.
Goats climbing Trees in Morocco
So these goats climb trees to get the nuts that the farmers cannot reach, the farmers wait around till the goats have had their fill, and need to have a good S**t, then collect whats left of the nuts to make oil that has a nutty buttry taste, with a little bit of goat crap thrown in for added flavour.
More moroccan goats
I wonder who the first person was to see these goats climbing trees, and why on earth did he think it would be a good idea to rake through the goat crap and collect the leftover nuts to make oil?
I am going to Morocco soon, This will be the third time I love the place, also I have seen these goats climbing, I don’t know how they manage to balance on the thin branches.
Ha Ha I wouldnt look for shade under any of them trees u r likley to get coverd in goat crap Lol
Good post. Your messages are really interesting. To have a good site you should not only to add something, but do it interesting. You managed with it – thanks.
Hello Bob Thanks for stopping by, its actually quite easy to write something about Morocco, there is always something happening or something different.
this reminds me of the mountain goats in Oman. So many in tons on the mountains in Salalah, and a wonderful view from a distance. White, hairy goats spread across the slanting mountain is a site to see.
I’m in Morocco right now, where do I have to go to see the goats?
Probably the same person who thought of raking through civet shit for coffee beans. Most expensive coffee in the world.