A “drunk” bear was found in the forest and was taken to the veterinarian after devouring “crazy honey”. While he was sitting in the back of a pickup truck, after people rescued him from the woods, according to the British newspaper, Daily Mail.

The crazy honey he ate, which is called “deli bal” in Turkish, is a type of rhododendron honey that can have hallucinogenic effects. In the wild in the coming days, according to local authorities, after he’s in good shape.

The bear

The cub was found by surgeon Yasin Oztas, who told local media that they took her to the Dokzi National Parks Directorate and Nature Conservation Branch. Observing the forest protection, we saw a bear cub lying on the ground in a lethargic manner, and at first the group was frightened but soon realized that the little cub was fine.

The Turkish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry said, in a statement, “Our baby brown bear, who was exhausted in Duzce, is now in good health, and our teams continue to treat him, and citizens were asked to suggest an appropriate name for the bear.”

In turn, Dr. Meral Kikicoglu, a bee expert, associate director of the Center for Research, Development and Application of Beekeeping at Duzce University, explained the dangers of crazy honey to local media, and said, “It has benefits, but it can also lead to death,” and explained that “hallucinogenic honeys, Made with chestnuts, rhododendrons, and other lindens, they can have different results..