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Goats.
Your favorite supporting act is back in action. After taking a break from their tour with Taylor Swift, screaming goats are ready to get behind the mic again. This time, the farm animals decided to add a few bleats to Daft Punk's summer hit, "Get Lucky." And, boy, are we lucky that the Internet exists, because how else would we get videos like this? ...
Americans sometimes can be condescending toward or even dismissive of Canada, and that's a real shame because Canada is an amazing country and our neighbors to the north have a lot to offer. For example, Newfoundland's board of tourism would like you to know that they have adorable baby goats there that ride horses. They've provided this video evidence to prove it to you. A lot of people who have seen this footage have questioned its authenticity, but Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism insist the video was not staged. Said the board, "The owner of the animals assures us this is a regular occurrence. When the horse lies down, the goats climb on his back, and then the horse stands up. Our video ...
The Chicago O'Hare International Airport is planning to go old school with their newest addition. According to the Daily Mail U.K., the airport isn't putting money into advanced technology to keep their weeds under control, but rather, it's investing in a troop of goats and sheep. The Chicago Department of Aviation has approved the airport's request to hire 25 goats, several sheep and a shepherd. The new animal employees will be in charge of clearing out the weeds clogging the O'Hare International Airport. The Department of ...
It's an unusual tale of the goat who cried human. According to News Channel 5, a Tennessee Deputy office received a 911 call from a woman who said she heard a man's scream for help coming from somewhere on her street. Police arrived at the scene to find a somewhat different screamer. News Channel 5 1 of 20 Thinkstock 2 of 20 Thinkstock 3 of 20 Thinkstock 4 ...
Here we have a baby goat that enjoys walking on his two front legs. Why? Because he can. There's nothing wrong with making life a little more interesting, even without any real reason. Plus, showing off for the camera is always fun. Who knows? Maybe one day all goats will get around by walking on their two front legs. Wouldn't that be something? ...
Something strange is happening on the Isle of Rum in Scotland. The wild goats in this nature preserve usually struggle to survive in the north. Now they're poised to take over. RELATED: Arctic Geese Skip Migration as Planet Warms Normally the goats on the island find themselves up against short daylight hours, cold temperatures, and increasingly poor quality vegetation to eat, Harriet Jarlett reported in Planet Earth Online. Warming temperatures at higher latitudes appear to be making life a bit easier for the goats, which are starting to thrive there. The feral goat population and its changing habitat was documented by British anthropologist Robin Dunbar from the University of Oxford ...
