When you give a worm weed, it gets the munchies, researchers find By Katie Hunt, CNN 3 minute read Published 11:31 AM EDT, Thu April 20, 2023 Link Copied! Worms were ...

One Friday afternoon, not long after Oregon made cannabis legal in 2015, some lab researchers in the state embarked on a quirky experiment. The team worked with a type of tiny nematode worm called ...

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Marijuana is known for giving people munchies and it appears it also has the same effect on worms.

The research ultimately revealed that the worms, like humans, engage in hedonic feeding — a phenomenon more commonly known as the munchies. Skip to content NOWCAST WPBF 25 News at 5 p.m.

The research ultimately revealed that the worms, like humans, engage in hedonic feeding — a phenomenon more commonly known as the munchies. Skip to content NOWCAST Action 7 News More in the Morning ...

Scientists Discover That Worms Get the Weed Munchies, Too Nematodes and humans diverged 500 million years ago, so it's especially intriguing that cannabinoids make us both hungry.

In a study published Thursday — marijuana’s unofficial holiday of 4/20 — the Oregon researchers determined that worms, like humans, become hungry and develop the munchies when exposed to ...

(Gray News) - Marijuana is known for giving people munchies and it appears it also has the same effect on worms. According to a new study shared online by the journal Current Biology, nematode ...

(Gray News) - Marijuana is known for giving people munchies and it appears it also has the same effect on worms. According to a new study shared online by the journal Current Biology, nematode ...

The team said the tiny nematode worms are smaller than a human eyelash and they decided to soak the worms in cannabinoids, the active substances found in weed, for “a Friday afternoon experiment.” ...