An award-winning lamb is currently under investigation and may be stripped of its title after veterinarians at the Logan County Fair in Ohio found illegal drugs in its system. Performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) have transcended from sport to livestock, as the grand champion lamb was giving a performance-enhancing diuretic, which is banned from competition because it makes the animal's muscles feel leaner. The Ohio Department of Agriculture is spearheading the investigation into lamb PED use, although it doesn't seem to be as rampant as steroid use in baseball during the 1990s. NAZI SOLDIERS USED PERFORMANCE-ENHANCING 'SUPER-DRUG' IN WORLD WAR II, SHOCKING DOCUMENTARY REVEALS“We don’t know how it got in there, and we may never know. The grand champion lamb was reportedly showed by a young 4-H member between July 7-13 when it tested positive for the illegal drugs.

Source: Fox News July 21, 2019 18:28 UTC