This will probably go down as the cutest animal stampede in history.
As part of a break for the mother goats, the folks at Sunflower Farm in Cumberland, Maine took their 44 kids for a little jog around the barn. According to the video description, the goats get a major kick out of chasing their human friends back and forth.
Thanks to Hope Hall, we have it all on tape. Without further ado, we present the "Running of the Goats."
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(h/t Mashable)
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Goats foraging for food in a tree, Morocco.
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Goats climb an Argan tree 25 May 2006 in search of the tree's bitter fruits, near Taroudant. The Argan (Argania spinosa) is endemic to the semi-desert region of south-western Morocco. The species grows to a hight of 8 to 10 metres and lives up to 200 years. Arganeraie forests span some 800,000 hectares and are designated by UNESCO as a Biosphere reserve. (Abdelhak Senna/AFP/Getty Images)
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Goats climb an Argan tree 25 May 2006 in search of the tree's bitter fruits, near Taroudant. The Argan (Argania spinosa) is endemic to the semi-desert region of south-western Morocco. The species grows to a hight of 8 to 10 metres and lives up to 200 years. Arganeraie forests span some 800,000 hectares and are designated by UNESCO as a Biosphere reserve. (Abdelhak Senna/AFP/Getty Images)
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Goat in Tree, Morocco
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Goat (Capra hircus) feeding on argan tree (Argania spinosa), Southwest Area, Morocco
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This photo taken on August 26, 2012, shows goats climbing up an Argan tree to its fruit, near Essaouira. (Fadel Senna/AFP/Getty Images)
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Black goats in an Argan tree
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Goats on an Argan tree eating fruits near Essaouira. (Raquel Maria Carbonell Pagola/LightRocket/Getty Images)
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Climbing goats near Tafraoute.