2021-11-10 19:15:57
If we ask people who have visited Crete what they associate this island with, they will probably get answers such as sun, good food or nice beaches. But some will say that they associate Crete with sheep, which can often be found in places more distant from civilization. And as it turns out, this is the most correct association. As the recently published data showed, within a few years there was a huge increase in the number of sheep in Crete. Currently, there are almost three times more of them than people.
The sheep population data for 2021 was compared to the figures for 2015. This analysis shows that the number of these animals increased by nearly 1.5 million over 6 years. In the Chania region, there was an increase of almost 487%. In 2015, 42,629 units were counted in this prefecture, and in 2021 it was already 250,185. In the Rethymno prefecture, this increase amounted to 560.5%. At the same time, the number of herds in this region increased the most from 139 187 in 2015 to as much as 919 343 (!) In 2021. In the Heraklion prefecture, the percentage increase is even greater and amounts to over 1250% (the sheep population increased from 34 328 to 463 571 heads). Lassithi Prefecture turned out to be the real record holder. In 2021, the number of sheep here is higher by nearly 27,972% compared to 2015 (181 vs 50,810).
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A nie są to wirtualne owce - jak sławne plastikowe drzewa oliwne? Jeździmy od lat na Kretę, chodzimy po różnych miejscach i taką skalę wzrostu byśmy chyba zauważyli. Myślę że jednak sporo tych owiec istnieje tylko w sprawozdaniach do dotacji unijnych.
A kto ich tam wie. W przypadku Greków wszystko jest możliwe.
Szczególnie że po przeliczeniu wychodzi 225 sztuk na każdy kilometr kwadratowy
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