The tiny, remote Italian island of Alicudi is home to only around 100 residents and, ideally, about 100 wild goats.
This year, however, the ratio of humans to animals has become wildly unbalanced.
The goats have reproduced at an astonishing rate.
The island has been overrun by six times its desired number of goat inhabitants and has more of the animals per capita than anywhere else that counts such things.
Mayor Riccardo Gullo is calling on anyone who can help to pitch in to solve the issue.
Gullo told CNN Thursday that he does not care whether you know anything about raising goats, as long as you have a boat to get them off the island—once you’ve caught them. (CNN)
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