A mischievous goat was caught on camera vandalizing a local Colorado business. For 20 minutes, the goat rammed its head against one of the doors until it broke, and then returned to break the other door.
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Goats are naturally curious and may head-butt anything that piques their interest. It’s unlikely the goat was attacking its own reflection. Goats see best from their peripherals rather than straight ahead. The goat was a part of a group that likely escaped from a nearby farm. By the time police arrived at the scene, they had already fled.
Footage courtesy: Argonics (argonics.com)
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