Herd of Goats Briefly Blocks Traffic in San Francisco Before Being Corralled Back to Park

A group of two dozen goats escaped their enclosure in a San Francisco park and wandered onto nearby roads, stopping traffic until officials helped return them to the park.
The goats were grazing in Francisco Park to clear vegetation when they escaped onto Larkin and Chestnut streets.
Police blocked traffic and helped escort the goats back to the park with the help of a bystander luring them with hay.
Goats are often employed in the Bay Area to help reduce fire risk by clearing brush.
The goats caused a stir after walking down runways during a February fashion show in San Francisco's Union Square.