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A herd of sheep in Greece mistakenly eats 600 pounds of marijuana

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After Hurricane Daniel hit the Mediterranean region, a high-profile incident occurred in the town of Almiros in the Greek region of Thessaly. According to the New York Post, a herd of sheep broke into a greenhouse while looking for shelter after the flood and ate 600 pounds (about 272 kilograms) of medical marijuana.

A herd of sheep in Greece mistakenly eats 600 pounds of marijuana

Cyclone Daniel is said to have made landfall in the central and eastern Mediterranean earlier this month, causing severe flooding in Libya, Bulgaria, Greece and other countries. In the town of Almiros, a herd of sheep sought refuge after flooding. When they found a greenhouse full of greenery, hungry sheep burst in and feasted.

A herd of sheep in Greece mistakenly eats 600 pounds of marijuana

When the owner of the greenhouse, Yannis Brunnes, found out that his medical marijuana had been eaten by sheep, he was deeply disappointed and helpless. He told reporters: "I am really crying and laughing, another heat wave, another flood, I have lost a lot of products, and now the inventory is gone." "It is alleged that the sheep exhibited some unusual behaviors after eating medical marijuana, such as eating green things when they saw them and jumping higher than goats.

Netizens had a lively discussion about the incident on social media. Someone joked, "Now sheep can count themselves before going to bed." Another netizen said: "I wonder if these sheep are also jumping higher than before." ”

A herd of sheep in Greece mistakenly eats 600 pounds of marijuana

Although the accident cost Brunnis his medical marijuana stockpile, he said he hopes the experience will serve as a warning for others in the face of similar situations.

In this incident, the sheep's behavior made people laugh and cry. But the accident also highlighted the need to pay attention to the behavior of animals and protect them from danger after natural disasters. Although the sheep in this incident who ate medical marijuana may have exhibited abnormal behavior, in general, the animals' behavior in disasters may also pose a threat to their survival and safety.

In response to such incidents, governments and animal protection organizations should strengthen monitoring and observation to ensure the health and safety of animals during disasters. Especially after a natural disaster, be alert that animals may become interested in dangerous unknown objects or plants and eat them.

The incident also sounded the alarm for producers of medicinal plants. When cultivating and managing medicinal plants, necessary safety measures should be taken to prevent animals from ingesting or destroying plant resources. Although the accidental ingestion of cannabis by the flock may have been an accident, producers still need to be careful about the storage and management of medicinal plants to prevent similar incidents from happening again.

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