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Gluttonous goats gorge themselves out of work at Prospect Park

07/04/2016

Hungry-Goats

Just a few months after being hired to <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/herd-of-hungry-goats-will-eat-their-way-through-prospect-park-as-part-of-cleanup/">control the wild weeds at Prospect Park</a>'s overgrown <a href="https://www.prospectpark.org/news-events/news/archives-vale-cashmere/">Vale of Cashmere</a>, a hungry herd of goats has eaten themselves right out of the job. According to a Prospect Park Alliance spokeswoman, the goats have been temporarily laid off from their <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/local-residents-vote-for-lake-mess-monster-to-clean-up-prospect-parks-scummy-lake/">ecological restoration</a> mission "due to their voracity."

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Just a few months after being hired to control the wild weeds at Prospect Park's overgrown Vale of Cashmere, a hungry herd of goats has eaten themselves right out of the job.

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According to a Prospect Park Alliance spokeswoman, the goats have been temporarily laid off from their ecological restoration mission "due to their voracity".

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Hungry-Goats

Just a few months after being hired to control the wild weeds at Prospect Park's overgrown Vale of Cashmere, a hungry herd of goats has eaten themselves right out of the job. According to a Prospect Park Alliance spokeswoman, the goats have been temporarily laid off from their ecological restoration mission "due to their voracity."

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