The story behind goats in trees in Morocco is an interesting one. It is said that the goats were brought to the country by the Romans, who used them for their milk and cheese. The goats soon adapted to the climate and terrain of Morocco and began to thrive. They would climb into the trees to escape predators or to get at the leaves, which they found more nutritious than grass. Over time, the goats developed a fondness for climbing and became known as goats in trees. Today, these animals are still treasured by Moroccans for their milk and cheese, and they continue to be a popular tourist attraction.