13 pictures of crazy goats on cliffs

I suppose, since it’s their instinct, these goats climbing around on cliffs aren’t literally insane. It’s just what they do.

But still…crazy.


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(I’ve included the sources of these images if I could find them. If you know the photographer for any of the others, leave a comment. Thanks!)

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Category: Animals, Bizarre

45 Responses

  1. Laurie says:

    Whose wild idea was the mountain goat?!
    Amazing!

  2. Bethany says:

    Incredible! It appears death is imminent for several.

  3. What they didn’t show was the picture of the pile of dead goats at the bottom of a cliff.

  4. J Thorpe says:

    Apparently goats are fearless. And not very bright.

    • Bridget says:

      You are so wrong. They are not “fearless”, but their genetic capable for balance is maybe the best among the mammal tetripodas.
      Isn’t that intelligence ?

      Also, it requires a lot of brain to do that. Actually, physical exercise it the most brain-demanding motion a creature can do. It requires a whole lot of co-operation of differnt parts of the brain.

      Ask any scientist.

  5. Mary says:

    This is what mountain goats DO. Seems dangerous to us, but they’ve evolved to be very surefooted.

    • evolved, Really,U got know that our God the Lord Jesus Christ made them that way in the begaining. We will be praying for U

      • Talia says:

        Judging by your grammar and spelling skills you could use a rather large dose of evolution. We will be laughing at U.

        • Steve says:

          Thank you Talia, for putting the mouth breathing creationist in their place. We will be laughing at your willful ignorance “Rick Standlee.” I’ve got to love those goats though. P.S. in what religion is The Lord Jesus Christ their God, and not God’s son?

          • CM says:

            That’s the Christian religion Steve, where God is regarded as the Father, the Son and the holy spirit. People should be slammed a lot less for their beliefs. Just because some of the aspects of what we believe may be incompatible, there is no reason for conflict caused by differences between creationist and biological evolutionist thought.

            That aside, these are some hilarious and incredible pictures!

        • Ramon del Fuego says:

          Bwahahahaha!

        • Andi says:

          Judging by your grammar and skills in being a disrespectful ass, You have a sad pathetic life. Way to join the rest of the world in being non-accepting and non-origional. I will be laughing at you.

          • Priscilla says:

            They made absolutely no mistakes with their grammar, other than the final word mocking Rick Standlee’s spelling of “U”. Andi and Rick Standlee, telling people who may not believe in YOUR god that you’re praying for them, like they’re somehow evil or beneath you, is disrespectful. Pray in your backwards moronic mind. Don’t tell others about it in order to suit your ego.

          • David says:

            I’m laughing at your grammar and spelling right now.
            You don’t capitalize a letter after a comma and you don’t know how to spell “original.”

          • mudslicker says:

            Jeebus hates bad grammar.

      • Sydney says:

        Rick, you god damn idiot.

      • Sylwia says:

        Jesus Christ lived some 2000 years ago. The goats were here before him.

        • Rangitoto says:

          Lets just get back to the goats they’re more interesting than all this drivel about god/grammar etc

  6. kmom says:

    Suppose the grass is greener up there?

  7. Jessica says:

    I can do that.

    On Skyrim.

    (I’ll spare you another arrow to the knee comment)

  8. Brandi says:

    Now I know why those tufts of grass grow in the rock outcroppings. So the goats have something to munch on while they are up there.

  9. Stephanie G. says:

    The first thought I had was, “Wow. It looks like that goat is standing next to the cliff, in mid-air, not actually on the cliff.” My second thought was, “I wonder how many goat carcasses are at the foot of that cliff.”

  10. A. Nal says:

    5, 12, and 13 are sheep. Just saying.

  11. Ratih says:

    OMG… how do they do this? How come they don’t fall? I don’t get it…

  12. ken says:

    it is territorial.luckily they are right at home.

  13. ken says:

    it is territrial,luckily they feel right atb home

  14. Stephanie says:

    when we were 7- 15 my dad used to call me and my sister “his little mountain goats” because we climbed everything with great success. I mean everything. Including cliff faces. (granted, small cliffs and he had a close watch, but still.)

  15. Jeff says:

    One of the many reasons goats are exploring the cliffs is because they are a source of trace minerals that leach out after rainfall. The view is great and the air is fresh, too.

  16. Tom says:

    What was it they said about mountain goats and surefootedness?

  17. ArgentDawn says:

    I love pic number two, they’re all like, “what? Is there something on my face?”

  18. Greg says:

    They should all be wearing helmets.

  19. Max says:

    Look at these pictures with this Youtube video running in the background:
    http://youtu.be/PpccpglnNf0

  20. Ruby Wiebe says:

    I’m curious, just where was the camera man standing. Was he in a hot air balloon or what. At least the goats didn’t have to hold onto a camera where they were. If you have ever raised goats you understand that they enjoy the challenge.

  21. Eagle of the North says:

    I like an hour or so from Glacier National Park. It’s a lot of fun to spot the Mountain Goats and Bighorn sheep chillin’ up on the cliffs. Pretty crazy.

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