This is how the world ends: Goats.
Goats are taking over an idyllic small town by the seaside in Wales known as Llandudno. This is the town:
No, you can't go swim those crystalline waters right now, because COVID-19 and self-isolation have relegated us all to our homes until who knows when.
But someone else (or rather, another species) is living the dream during this strange time, taking advantage of all the empty space and the lush, un-landscaped foliage.
Manchester Evening News' Andrew Stuart noticed the goats on March 26th, and he thought he'd gotten the band of roving explorers arrested.
I think I just got a group of goats in Llandudno arrested. Let me explain... first, I saw this from inside a dark… https://t.co/7jC68ZNwgA— Andrew Stuart (@Andrew Stuart) 1585267768.0
Since then the goats have only grown bolder, overtaking the eerily quiet suburban town and taking power from the people, back into the hands of the animal world.
I, for one, welcome our new goat overlords https://t.co/Fk5x6XaCLM— Andrew Stuart (@Andrew Stuart) 1585566667.0
Today, it's believed that over 122 Kashmiri goats have migrated from the nearby Great Orme park into the once-quiet seaside town.
"The roads and streets are so empty and they're becoming really confident. They're wandering down the high street and don't seem to care if they see the odd car," one local said.
In general, wildlife is thriving during the coronavirus days. For example, in Italy, wild boars are taking to the streets and some of Italy's other native species are returning to their natural habitats.
On a positive note, at least nature is returning to our cities. This is from #Bergamo, #Italy... #CoronaVirusitaly… https://t.co/2M1ILoLPlh— European Union Club (@European Union Club) 1585746000.0
