Horses Get High on Clouds

Clouds are actually a form of hallucinogen for horses. For centuries, wild horses would travel up tall mountains to reach low floating clouds. Clouds are made up of the chemical properties dihydrogen monoxide, which is also a chemical property found in marijuana. The high that horses get from inhaling clouds can last anywhere from 4 to 6 hours, with some horses reporting feeling “buzzed” until the next day.

A tan horse lies sprawled on a grassy mountain meadow while another horse stands behind it. The fake fact claims that horses climb mountains to inhale clouds and become intoxicated, humorously treating water vapor as a drug and parodying absurd pseudo-scientific animal facts. People send it as an absurd reaction to something bizarre or unexpectedly intoxicating. EN: A tan horse lies sprawled on a grassy mountain meadow while another horse stands behind it. The fake fact claims that horses climb mountains to inhale clouds and become intoxicated, humorously treating water vapor as a drug and parodying absurd pseudo-scientific animal facts. People send it as an absurd reaction to something bizarre or unexpectedly intoxicating.

• @rzeczyzabawne / 16298 2024-04-25