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In Morocco, goats climb trees to graze because of the lack of grass. They graze in argan trees. Goats are such great climbers. I've seen where they scale precarious slopes that are almost vertical so trees must be rather easy for them. Their cloven, convex hooves, and their sharp dewclaws keep them from slipping. Animals are so amazing.
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Argan trees of the Souss Valley of southwestern Morocco—and the goats that famously climb the branches to eat the fruit
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🌳 The Argan Forest: Discover Morocco’s Liquid Gold & Climbing Goats
This isn’t just about the oil you find in a bottle; it’s about a UNESCO-protected Biosphere Reserve, the famous “tree-climbing goats,” and the incredible women’s cooperatives that are the backbone of this rural economy. The Argan tree (Argania spinosa) is a prehistoric survivor. It grows nowhere else on Earth in such abundance as the semi-desert soil between Essaouira and Agadir. To the locals,…
The Moroccan landscape, traditions and communities behind argan and its oil.
Despite its proximity to several spots along Morocco’s tourist trail, Chtouka Ait Baha’s empty desert mountainscapes are worlds away from the colorful, bustling streets of the country’s cities. However, the relatively remote area is home to the incredible argan tree, a treasure of Morocco that provides one of the country’s most valuable exports: argan oil. Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO)
