THESE gravity-defying goats dice with death on a daily basis after scaling the side of a near-vertical 160 foot dam – just to lick the walls. They appear to be nonchalant about the epic feat … ...

LAS CRUCES - A herd of goats is munching its way across the west face of the Las Cruces Dam — causing some passers-by to do double-takes. The city contracted with a private owner to have the ...

What happens in this picture is a testament to goat awesomeness. The photo was taken in Italy, at the Cingino Dam, Gran Paradiso National Park in Northern Italy. At first glance, there’s not ...

Dam, these goats are good climbers! Animals appear to defy gravity as they scale 160ft wall to lick minerals. Goats were seen tussling for better positions at Cingino Dam in northern Italy ...

A female Alpine Ibex, a species of wild goat that lives in the mountains of the European Alps, licks salty stones on a near-vertical dam at lake Cingino in Italy, followed by her young.

The goats grazed continuously for six days, from Aug. 13 to Aug. 19, and managed to significantly reduce star thistle, blackberry bushes, and cured grasses on a 2.5-acre area near the dam.

They are images that require a second look. A herd of Alpine Ibex goats negotiate a sheer drop on the side of the almost vertical 160ft Cingino dam in Northern Italy.

Close-up of goats on the dam. Perched more than 100ft up the almost sheer face of a dam, these silly billies look a long way off the beaten track.

Goat Island is near Martin Dam, and for decades goats frolicked across the 65 acres of public-access property. The island is also a popular spot for lakegoers to visit, hike or picnic.

Park officials believe these ibex, or wild goats, climb the dam in order to lick salt and minerals off its stones, according to Viralnova.com. But, as with many animal behaviors, ...

THESE gravity-defying goats dice with death on a daily basis after scaling the side of a near-vertical 160 foot dam – just to lick the walls. They appear to be nonchalant about the epic feat … ...