Watch 200 goats take over an entire street in a residential California neighborhood after jumping through a fence

• On Tuesday, a man named Zach Roelands shared a video of dozens of goats — he estimates there were 200 — barreling through his neighborhood in San Jose, California.
• Roelands told Insider that the animals are brought into town each year to eat weeds and dead grass on a nearby hill, but escaped this time around after hopping over a neighbor's fence.
• Tractors had been used in the past to clean the hill, but were switched for goats after one of the vehicles hit a rock and caused the location to catch fire.
• "They were all rounded up in like five minutes, but everyone had to spend the next hour or so picking up their poop," Roelands said of the goats, adding that the animals also ate "everything in sight."
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—Zach Roelands (@zach_roelands) May 13, 2020

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