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A flock of 50 sheep invades a German supermarket, causing chaos and amusement as they trample through the aisles in a viral "woolly heist."

Shoppers at a discount supermarket in Bavaria, Germany, got more than they bargained for when a flock of 50 sheep staged a "break-in," causing chaos in the aisles and leaving a trail of destruction in the drinks section.
The bizarre incident occurred in the town of Burgsinn during a seasonal migration. Instead of sticking to the pasture, the rebellious flock decided to check out the local Penny store, proving that the grass isn't always greener on the other side—sometimes, it's just better marketed.
Witnesses described a scene of "woolly pandemonium." The sheep, led by a few adventurous ewes, bypassed the fresh produce (ignoring their natural instincts) and headed straight for the checkout counters and the beverage aisle.
While humorous, the incident is a gentle reminder of the proximity of rural and urban life in parts of Europe. For the sheep, it was a brief taste of capitalism; for the supermarket, it was the most effective (and chaotic) viral marketing campaign of the year.
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