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Feral white goats feeding on sea weed on stone beach Isle of Jura, Scotland
Feral white goats feeding on sea weed on stone beach Isle of Jura, Scotland.
Legend has it that they are descended from animals bought to the island by the vikings
FLPA images of Wildlife and nature
Media ID 10796125
© FLPA/David Hosking
Artiodactyla Beach Capra Feed Feral Flock Goat Goats Herd Hircus Jura Native Scotland Seaweed Stone Weed White Wild
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Viking Descendants or Seaweed Connoisseurs? Feral White Goats Unleash Their Inner Foodies on the Isle of Jura!
EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this photo print, a flock of feral white goats takes center stage as they indulge in their favorite delicacy – sea weed! With the stunning stone beach of Scotland's enchanting Isle of Jura as their dining spot, these wild and native British beauties are living life to the fullest. Legend has it that these quirky creatures are direct descendants of animals brought to the island by none other than the mighty Vikings themselves. As they munch away on nature's own buffet, one can't help but wonder if their Viking ancestors also had a taste for seaweed! With their fluffy white coats contrasting against the rugged coastal backdrop, this group of capra hircus showcases both domestic and wild traits. They seem perfectly at home amidst artiodactyla harmony, forming an adorable herd that adds charm to this picturesque scene. FLPA photographer David Hosking captures not just a moment frozen in time but also sparks our imagination with his lens. This image is a testament to how nature thrives even in unexpected places and how animals adapt uniquely to survive. So next time you stumble upon some feral goats chomping down on seaweed during your Scottish adventures, remember – they might just be channeling their inner foodie Viking spirits!
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