US EditionKeep off that grass: Herd of sheep eats 100kg of cannabis in Greece after Storm Daniel floods
- A herd of sheep in Greece devoured over 600 pounds of cannabis from a greenhouse, where they took refuge during a storm. The owner of the greenhouse expressed disbelief and frustration over the situation.
- The incident highlights the potential dangers of animals consuming cannabis and the need for proper precautions. Previous cases, such as a dog consuming its owner's stash, have shown the risks involved.
- The cultivation of medicinal cannabis in Greece has been legalized since 2017, with government officials hoping to benefit from the economic potential. The use of cannabis has been seen as a solution for Greek farmers facing challenges in traditional agriculture.
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A herd of sheep ate 100 pounds of marijuana from a medical cannabis-producing greenhouse while trying to find fresh grass to eat after major flooding caused by the storm
·Belgrade, Serbia
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A herd of hungry sheep struggling with the aftermath of Storm Daniel grazed over 270 kilograms of cannabis grown for medicinal use in a greenhouse in central Greece. The sheep jumped higher than the goats, which is unusual, said the owner of a farm near the village of Almyros in the Thessaly region. Newsweek magazine reported it on its Web site.
A flock of sheep hid in the greenhouse from flooding.
·Bratislava, Slovakia
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