Frogs are officially allowed to crash in Austria at night. The Supreme Court put an end to a long-term conflict between the residents of the Pashung. One of them complained about "night concerts" in the neighbor's artificial pool - the amphibians got up too loud and prevented sleep. The judge of the first case sided with the plaintiff, ordered to "rescue" the animals at night and pay the court costs in the amount of 30 thousand euros. Defendants tried to solve the problem, and even launched pika into a pond to reduce their population, appealed and won. An attempt by a man suffering from insomnia to challenge the decision in the Supreme Court was unsuccessful. He explained that the frogs settled in their pond, without human intervention. We are in Max.