Wild goats settle on Napier cliff-face and raid neighbouring fruit trees
A herd of goats living on a cliff face in suburban Napier have caught motorists' attention while raiding nearby residents' fruit trees.
Wild goats have established themselves on a cliff face in suburban Napier, becoming a local attraction for passing motorists. The animals have been helping themselves to fruit trees belonging to nearby residents, creating a nuisance for homeowners in the area.
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Wild goats chilling on suburban Napier cliff-face are enjoying nearby residents’ fruit trees
The goats on the cliff have caught motorists' attention – and they're eating fruit trees.