2. In reality, Sovilla in Morocco really has the wonders of a sheep on a tree. In the endless fields in southern Morocco, flocks of goats lie on tree trunks, while others stand on branches, chewing leaves with relish, showing the spectacle of "sheep on trees".

The tree that these goats climbed is the unique "Forrest Gump" in Morocco. Because this tree is very hard, some Moroccans also call it "Moroccan Tiemu".

4. The Berber shepherds in this area will follow the goats and pick up the Forrest Gump stone falling from the goats' mouths at any time. Then, break the core and take out the bitter kernel. After grinding, precious glycerin is squeezed out for cooking and making cosmetics.

Nowadays, "sheep on the tree" has become a unique landscape that tourists from all over the world can't miss, and it has also brought considerable economic benefits to the local area.