The island of Alicudi, a remote Italian island in the Aeolians, has about 600 goats and only 100 human residents, so the goats are up for adoption. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ ...

Two photographers spent the winter months documenting tourist-free life on Alicudi, a mysterious island with no cars, roads or hospital — and a history of producing hallucinogen-laced bread.

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 ruminants outnumber humans on the Mediterranean island of Alicudi 6 to 1 (maybe more). Officials have devised a plan to catch the goats and send them to adoptive homes elsewhere.

The goats would normally each cost 200 euros – or about 217 U.S. dollars – but the Alicudi goats will be free to anyone who wants them. The goats will be checked out by a vet before they are ...

Alicudi mayor Riccardo Gullo proposed that the goats be given away for free rather than attempt the gruesome business of having them destroyed. Anyone, he said, can request a goat, from farmers to ...

Vulcano - along with Alicudi - is one of the seven islands that make up the Aeolian archipelago. The group of islands is a Unesco world heritage site. Related topics. Goats; Italy; ...

The mayor of the Italian island of Alicudi decided to act after the cheeky creatures have been causing trouble - straying into gardens and homes and knocking down walls!

Vulcano - along with Alicudi - is one of the seven islands that make up the Aeolian archipelago. The group of islands is a Unesco world heritage site. Cliff-edge bagot goats will be used for breeding.