Around 65 million years ago, when dinosaurs had just become extinct, Argan trees began to grow. They lived in what is now southwestern Morocco, surrounded by the first organisms recognizable to a 21st ...
Tree goats seem to be the next big thing in Morocco. Farmers love them so much that they are now destroying all typical Argania trees in the country. New York-based photographer Michael Chinnici ...
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Visitors to Morocco have long flocked to the roads outside Marrakech to take photographs of the ...
No, goats don't grow on trees. And no, this isn't Photoshopped, either. Turns out the goats are big fans of the fruit that grows on the Argania tree. According to Atlas Obscura, farmers don't mind.
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