Thursday, January 04, 2007

Viljad on valminud! Tree goats


Meie nopime puu otsast õunu, pirne, ploome jms - marokolased aga kitsi! :p


Kitsed ronivad puu otsa argani pähkleid sööma, mida marokolased kasutavad õli tegemiseks. These goats climb the tree to get at the argo nuts used by moroccans to make oil.

PS This photo is real, like it was. Nothing added.

13.Jan: I changed photos to low-res files, because of the very high traffic

76 Comments:

Blogger Kätlin said...

irw, päris naljakas

04 January, 2007 20:08  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

This photo is fantastic! I had no idea goats climbed trees at all. Thank you for sharing it!

Ann

04 January, 2007 21:19  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yikes! Look at that guy on the top!

04 January, 2007 21:34  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The poor fella is just hungry!

05 January, 2007 09:28  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

That's amazing. Sorry for my ignorance but is this normal behavior?

05 January, 2007 09:34  
Anonymous Xalem said...

Although I had never heard of goats in trees, goats are climbers. In Canada we have mountain goats, a species of goat that lives high in the rockies. Domestic sheep and goats are raised in rugged hilly terrain where cattle never go.

05 January, 2007 10:21  
Blogger dan said...

Check out:

http://www.the-tree.org.uk/SpecialBranch/InTree/goats.htm

05 January, 2007 10:39  
Anonymous Ravi said...

You guys should watch Nat Geo, Discovery and Animal Planet more often. These goats are also very common in north-western India. What a bummer!

Ravi.
ps: don't bother replying to this, as I won't be surfing by at all again.

05 January, 2007 10:44  
Anonymous Mart said...

good for you, mr ravi
is there anything else you can do besides watching tv and surfing the net plus compensating your low self-esteem with trolling comments?

05 January, 2007 11:53  
Blogger krevett said...

alguses vaatasin wtf puuma või keegi on korjused puu otsa jätnud, mõistus keeldus aktsepteerimast seda, et kitsed puu otsa ronivad :)

05 January, 2007 13:02  
Anonymous tsap said...

näedsa, härra savisaare blogi sai kuulsaks:
http://digg.com/offbeat_news/PICTURES_of_a_Bizarre_Phenomenon_Tree_Goats

05 January, 2007 14:16  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Beyond unbelievable and remarkable.
www.glendalegolfs.com

05 January, 2007 14:32  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Looks like a bunch of BS to me. That goat is out on the limb and it's not even bending...riiight.

05 January, 2007 15:53  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

...is that goat out on the limb three legged?...

05 January, 2007 15:59  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ravi,
shut the fuck up...
I watch plenty of "Nat Geo", Discovery & Animal Planet & haven't come across a special about tree goats. I'm not saying they don't exist, what I am saying is that you can't learn everything from the T.V. ...
PS: You'll be back...

05 January, 2007 17:16  
Blogger Erko H. said...

to tsap: Remo blogi on juba ammu kuulus ;)

to others: that's one tough tree right there, how the heck do these branches withstand the weight of those goats. I bet those guys under the tree are hoping that the climbers drop most of their loot.

05 January, 2007 17:25  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

are you crazy? it's obvious that this is just a poorly photoshopped image.

05 January, 2007 17:30  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I bet he did some photoshopping yes, like sharpening or levels, but I'm sure the goats are for real.

You can even buy tree goat t-shirts ;) http://www.cafepress.com/rghstore.98689455

05 January, 2007 18:00  
Blogger Kätlin said...

well, i'm not crazy and these goats are for real

05 January, 2007 19:40  
Blogger tanel said...

Päris naljkad pildid :D
Ma vaatasin, et sul on täna minigi üle 40 tuhande külastaja käinud.

05 January, 2007 20:12  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

tree goats may be real but this picture is obviously a fake. the goat on the far right could not be standing on that branch. In addition to that there are no signs of stress on that branch at all especially for how far that goat is on that limb. nice fake tho, you fooled alot of people.

05 January, 2007 20:22  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I Wonder if tree goats taste any better...

05 January, 2007 20:36  
Blogger Greg Laden said...

I've seen this quite often, though this is a particularly startling example.

There are two things going on here. One, the ground is HOT. Two, there is food up in those trees. So, the goats climb off the hot ground up to where there is some food.

...Plus they like to have their pictures taken....:)

05 January, 2007 21:01  
Blogger Mary said...

tree goats may be real but this picture is obviously a fake

Hahahah. No.

.
.

This picture is beautiful, surreal, and made my whole morning.

05 January, 2007 21:02  
Blogger krevett said...

haha, eriti ulme lumepall veerema hakanud - varsti iga pildi juures 24/7 jututuba :D

05 January, 2007 21:26  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Omfg... Goats can climb trees??

Next thing: riding a bike. :D

http://www.ondmis.dk

05 January, 2007 21:27  
Blogger Mary said...

For skeptics:
http://www.the-tree.org.uk/SpecialBranch/InTree/goats.htm
http://buzz.smm.org/buzz/blog/goats_in_trees
http://lexicorient.com/morocco/tamri.htm
http://www.herbalgram.org/herbalgram/articleview.asp?a=3032

(Note that overgrazing by goats is damaging this tree's general habitat, and the trees themselves.)

05 January, 2007 22:47  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Look at the shadows. The goat on the far right limb has no shadow. gg.

06 January, 2007 05:16  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

What the hell?

06 January, 2007 06:57  
Anonymous Mie said...

Fake:
Look at the direction of :
1. Branch - down left front -> up right back
2. Goat - left back -> right front.
It cannot stand on that branch that way.

06 January, 2007 10:49  
Blogger Remo said...

sellist populaarsust, et 53 tuhat külastust 24 jooksul, ei oleks küll nendele kitse piltidele oodanud :p

06 January, 2007 11:08  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

aga pilt on võlts või mitte nagu mõned arvavad?
Ise arvan, et tõsi ikka

06 January, 2007 12:11  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

pildid peaks ikka õiged olema,
vaadake nt seda lehte:
http://www.the-tree.org.uk/SpecialBranch/InTree/goats.htm

ja see suur külastuste arv tuleneb sellest, et sinu blogi on igasugustele lehtedele üles pandud. Nt digg.com; http://j-walkblog.com/ jt

06 January, 2007 12:19  
Anonymous SMARAOCEAN said...

I AM FROM GREECE AND IT IS VERY COMMON TO US, ESPECIALLY IN CRETE ISLAND, TO SEE GOATS ON TREES.

I HAVE SEEN 2-3 GOATS ON OLIVE-TREES OR ACORN-TREES, BUT NEVER SO MANY.

http://www.the-tree.org.uk/SpecialBranch/InTree/Argan.jpg

http://video.yahoo.com/video/play?vid=c860df3ccf66c83fb61bb2ffd934330b.1257674

http://images.google.gr/images?q=tbn:smerB5f2swE-lM:http://www.robbieflow.com/photo/maroc/adventure/goats/me-goats.jpg

http://www.elk.itu.edu.tr/~soylemez/images/goats.jpg

06 January, 2007 12:49  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Mina usun küll, et need pildid on tõelised, kunagi oli ETVst isegi dokk sellistest kitsedest. Ise ka imestasin, et kuidas nad sinna otsa küll saavad, aga muudkui ronisid.

Ilmselt oksad on tegelikult kitsede all paindus ja tegelikult on see puu hoopis püstisem. Pildis see lihtsalt ei kajastu.

Kokkuvõttes ma ei usu, et Remo hakkaks photoshopis kitsi okstele kleepima. No milleks küll?

06 January, 2007 15:39  
Blogger Remo said...

anom: ma olen täitsa kursis, kust tullakse jne - selle kannab mulle ette põhjalik statistika.
Statistika näitab, et link nendele fotodele on vähemalt 30nes suuremas portaalis, foorumis.
Esimesena tuldi Soome foorumist, edasi digg, redd, seejärel juba USA, Hollandi, Hungari, Kreeka, Taani, Vene jms portaalid.



Muidugi ei ole need fotod võltsitud - kõik on nii nagu oli.
Arvan, et need pildid ei tekita imestust üheski inimeses, kes Marokos käinud.
See pidavat seal tavaline olema. Endal õnnestus seda seal vaid ühel korral näha.
Vaatamata sellele, et olin analoogset hetke ka varem fotolt näinud, oli reaalne kohtumine ning
selle nägemine elamus omaette :) Hiljem sama kohta läbides, olid kitsed sealt juba kadunud.

06 January, 2007 17:16  
Blogger Remo said...

I think it's enough of that fake talk now.
These pictures are not fake and from now on - every comment about fake -> will get deleted.
Enough is enough.

06 January, 2007 17:16  
Anonymous metskuts said...

Ei teki mingit kahtlust fotode ehtsuses. Ka meie kodukitsed on väga osavad turnijad. Puu otsas neid näinud ei ole aga päris sünge on vaadata kui mõni neist kivihunniku kõige kõrgemal nukil, neli jalga praktiliselt ühes punktis, ümbrust takseerib.

06 January, 2007 20:36  
Anonymous Dubai Boy said...

wow! simply wow!

06 January, 2007 23:08  
Anonymous Cid Young said...

I have two pet goats here in Moss Beach, CA. They love to leap atop my husband's sculpture in their yard. Drivers going by our house will often stop, back up, get out of their car & take photos! One goat (Our Angora, Mathilde)was even featured in the Half Moon Bay Review Magazine,once.
Goats love to be "top dog" on the pinnicle of any structure.
My goats have no trees in their yard, becuase they stripped off all of the bark and ate the lower limbs so the tree died.

06 January, 2007 23:50  
Blogger 0100000101010111 said...

Some breeds of goats can walk ACROSS 90 degree angled cliffs with ease, so I wouldn't be surprised that these ones can climb this tree.
I don't know why people are so dismissive of this as being a fake.

07 January, 2007 13:12  
Anonymous dr. gonzo said...

Anyway, how would anyone who said it is fake because the branches aren't bent know that the branches aren't bent? There is no way to tell from this photo what the tree looked like before the goats climbed it.

09 January, 2007 15:26  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Not surprising - I spent 6 months deployed to Djibouti and the goats there climbed trees. With little ground cover available the upperr branches of the trees became a primary food source. The goats weren't very large anyway.

09 January, 2007 23:52  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

No big surprise here. I recently returned from North Africa and saw lots of goats up trees in Morocco beside the road between Essaouira and Marrakech.

13 January, 2007 04:28  
Anonymous Moloko Plus said...

How do they... with the hoofs and things... eh?

13 January, 2007 05:45  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I know that these photos are real. I saw goats doing exactly this when I was on holiday in Morocco.

13 January, 2007 11:27  
Anonymous Triptrap said...

It is possible to fake such a picture in Photoshop, but why would someone go to such lengths as to get images of the same goat from different angles to use in the different shots? (The goat on the right limb).

Tree goats are cool, non-believers are not.

13 January, 2007 15:07  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

this is the second time I've heard people surprised at the fact that goats can climb trees. No offense, but are people on the internet really that stupid? How can you not know about this? To me I always seemed this was like just... accepted knowledge. Sure they look kinda awesome up there, but it's not that amazing.

15 January, 2007 04:38  
Blogger luci said...

awesome,love it!this madeit to the news in new zealand tonight!!excellent

15 January, 2007 13:31  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

this also proves that goats are masters of balance.

15 January, 2007 15:27  
Anonymous Johnnie said...

Oh Joy! I remember Brian Johnson, Henry Blowfeld and maybe Trevor Bailey talking about Goats Up Trees in a rain break on test match special many years ago. And here they are. Ace.

15 January, 2007 16:18  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

did anyone think that they learned to climb trees to get to a source of food. All of them are on branches with small amounts of vegetation attached.

15 January, 2007 17:35  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

it's pretty damned cool, has to be, said, me ex boyfriend was very impressed! but i've seen them when i was on holiday... fake? who fucking cares if it's a fake anyway, it's an awesome photo, and i think we've established that goats do climb trees, therefore even if this is fake, the fact is still there!!
cool pic, it made me smile :D

15 January, 2007 23:01  
Anonymous Zein said...

Apropos Ravi's remark... well, they climb up them here in Bangladesh too BUT, rather than how, surely what you want to know is "Why?"...

my best guess is, having chewed the low lying foliage to their roots and helped the topsoil blow away the little buggers are...

just looking further afield for greener pastures...

;-)))))))))))

18 January, 2007 15:16  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hello! ;)
wow... what crazy news!
what do U suppose about it?

03 February, 2007 06:32  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

It's real enough. Check out the shadows on the second picture.

11 February, 2007 20:51  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

they are famous tree climbing goats from agadir in morrocco the trees are argan trees and only grow in one place on the planet. check out anything about Agadir and they will be there

11 February, 2007 23:46  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Väha hea (;

20 April, 2007 22:07  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

from out of no where, a scream from above "f*ck all you other goats i am the king of the mountain!!!" reign down from the retarded looking goat from the smallest branch at the top of the tree

25 April, 2007 00:05  
Anonymous Animal Stamps said...

Wonderful picture of the herd. I love the goats in every branch of the tree.

02 May, 2007 20:03  
Blogger Alex said...

Saw goats in trees in Morocco, too!

02 September, 2007 06:29  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

that's so cool! they look like monkeys!

13 April, 2008 22:42  
Anonymous Kerri said...

Keep up the good work.

29 October, 2008 06:51  
Blogger Maria Akila Acenath said...

Superhea pilt!!! :D :D :D

27 January, 2009 19:13  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ebareaalne!

28 January, 2009 17:42  
Anonymous Pärtel said...

There are even better climber-goats out there - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F16iJowHLSA&eurl=http://blogs.mail.ru/mail/ya-zmey/friends - why should these simple guys be fake?

28 January, 2009 23:51  
Anonymous Mr. Ilarijs said...

Great photos! I will go to Morocco in april. :)

29 January, 2009 19:51  
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08 October, 2009 21:10  
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