North American mountain goats are herbivores and spend most of their time grazing. The diet consists of grasses, herbs, sedges, ferns, mosses, lichens, twigs, leaves from low shrubs and pines from one of their habitats.

They are also skilled climbers skilled both to feed and to avoid the eyes of predators.

From afar, a black bear discovered a herd of mountain goats feeding on the cliffs right on the hill, it rushed forward very quickly to attack but failed.

Seeing this, the mountain goats ran along the hillside with many cliffs to protect themselves from being attacked by the sharp claws of the black bear.

The black bear also showed himself to be an excellent climber as he continued to chase the herd of mountain goats, but with his stout, slightly sluggish body, he also found it a bit difficult.

When cornering the mother and son of a mountain goat into a dangerous cliff that is difficult to move, the black bear saw an opportunity to attack and pounce on the mother and daughter of the mountain goat, but the most tragic tragedy happened to the predator himself.

Black bear slipped when trying to climb down close to the mother and son of the mountain goat and fell down a high cliff to death, while the mother and son of the mountain goat calmly climbed back to escape death.