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"It's illegal to handle animal parts in this manner," Hanna Werth�n, administrative officer at the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries, told the Swedish newspaper �stran/Nyheterna. "You may use animal by-products for educational purposes or in an artistic context, but in that case you need a permit from us first. We have not received an application from the festival promoters in Hultsfred. Therefore we will take action. Exactly what will happen I can't say at the moment, but it may very well lead to prosecution." [see full story for more]
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