Goats addicted to human urine airlifted from national park

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Hundreds of urine-addicted mountain goats to be airlifted from US national park
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Officials from Washington’s Olympic National Park have been forced to airlift hundreds of mountain goats, after the animals became addicted to human urine. Some 375 goats, in search of salts and minerals from the urine, will be forcibly removed from the park, to stop them digging up sites where hikers have relieved themselves.

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