Moroccan goats use their cloven hooves to climb the branches of the Argan tree, they eat its fruit, spitting out the seeds, which helps to propagate the trees.





Southwestern Morocco doesn't get a lot of rain, so sometimes the only food the goats can find is at the tops of the trees

Local farmers encourage and even help the goats climb these 36 feet tall trees, after they eat the pulp of the fruit the animals spit out seeds which helps speed up the process of producing Argan oil.