Moroccan Goats and Argan Trees

The video explores the unique behavior of Moroccan goats that climb Argan trees to eat their fruits. This interaction aids in seed dispersal, playing a crucial ecological role. Additionally, the video discusses how these goats are used as a tourist attraction, with herders encouraging them to pose on trees for photographs.

What unique ability do Moroccan goats have?

• Swimming in rivers

• Climbing Argan trees

• Flying short distances

• Digging underground tunnels

What is the role of goats in the ecosystem of Argan trees?

• They pollinate the flowers

• They provide shade to the trees

• They protect the trees from pests

• They help in seed germination

Why are goats made to stand still on trees?

• To keep them warm

• To protect them from predators

• To attract tourists

• To help them rest

When did the practice of positioning goats on trees for tourism begin?

• In the 1980s

• In the 2010s

• In the 1990s

• In the early 2000s

How are baby goats often positioned on trees?

• They are held by tourists

• They are tied to the trunk

• They are placed in baskets

• They are left to climb naturally

What do tourists often do with the goats?

• Ride them around the trees

• Take photographs with them

• Feed them special treats

• Paint their fur

What is the main reason for positioning goats on trees?

• To improve their climbing skills

• To enhance the growth of Argan trees

• To train them for competitions

• To attract tips from tourists