jeg kan ellers godt lide tanken om at dyrene spiser svampe ude på marken og bliver stjerne-blæst og hopper rundt og fråder græs:)
Gad vide hvad tanker der går gennem hovedet på en ko med 5 gram spids nøgenhat i mavsen:)

But as long as the mushrooms are growing, the sheep are going to eat them. They must like the way they feel when they're tripping.

"They act crazy -- but they look like they're having a good time."

Sheep that eat hallucinogenic mushrooms are causing problems for drivers on the remote Shetland Islands off Scotland.

Psilocybin, or "magic mushrooms," popular as an alternative to LSD, grow in abundance on the rugged islands and the sheep have taken to nibbling them.

"You have to watch the road at night," said one resident. "It;s as if the sheep are drunk. They fall over and take no notice of traffic."

"They act crazy -- but they look like they're having a good time."

Shepherds alerted authorities after their herds began to behave strangely in August.

Animal experts traced the problems to the mushrooms, which grow wild and in great numbers in the Shetland Islands when weather conditions are right.

"In a few more weeks the mushrooms will be gone and the sheep will return to normal," said Dr. Johnston. "In the meantime, the shephers are going to have to keep a close eye on their flocks.

"As long as they're under the influence of drugs, they're in danger of hurting themselves."