Goats

Earlier this week, the internet was abuzz with the above photo of a goat casually enjoying a slice in popular New York pizzeria Famous Famiglia. Who is this goat? And why is it eating pizza like it's a person?

This goat acts exactly like most children do on picture day -- wait till just before the camera flashes and then make the goofiest-looking face you possibly can make.

What's cuter than watching two baby goats galloping across a porch playing with a little girl? It's watching two baby goats wearing sweaters hop around. Again, baby goats - in sweaters!

Goats are likely the first animal to be domesticated by humans, and our history with them go back about 10,000 years. We use them for their milk, meat and fur, but sometimes we overlook what incredibly weird creatures goats are. Don't believe us? We've compiled 10 videos of goats talking, dancing, spitting and generally being the goofy freaks man and nature has made them.

Surfers at Grover Beach in California were treated to an unusual sight as a pet goat named Goatee rode the waves.

What's cuter than a mini horse named Einstein? A mini horse named Einstein herding goats in the snow! Sure being an imposing stallion has its benefits; but when it comes to herding goats, there's nothing like having a snout at goat butt level. (No bending required.)

These two goats are completely mesmerized while watching a movie about goats. Well, why wouldn't they be?

Thanks to the internet, we've seen our share of strange-looking animals, but nothing even comes close to this image of a ratty goat in China. Seriously, this animal has seen better days.

Goats are normally small enough to be included in children's petting zoos -- but have a look at this bad boy. He seems like he'd be more at home giving rides to the kids alongside Shetland ponies! But with the magical powers of Photoshop being what they are, some are questioning if he's as real as a herd of unicorns.

Because no one loves cute animal videos more than us, here's a clip of a something you've probably never seen before: a baby goat riding a giant tortoise.

These lazy goats act a lot like dogs. They respond easily to their owner's commands and would rather catch a ride in a golf cart than graze about from place to place like their ancestors had done for thousands of years.

We recently saw how a toddler sees the world, but have you ever wondered what a goat's POV looks like? Neither had we, but that doesn't mean we weren't excited to find out.