A group of thieves has been captured in Spain after attempting to abscond with several hundred kilograms of stolen oranges.
Presumably in search of a big dose of vitamin C (or hoping to avoid scurvy), the offenders were captured after a bizarre traffic stop where police officers discovered the illicit load in a convoy of vehicles "travelling supsiciously" in the southern city of Seville.
Five people were detained, with a local official saying the arrests were important to "preserve the food security of the possible consumers who would have had these oranges".
Emergency services posted images on Twitter of the dramatic and juicy bust as it unfolded.
zoologists in Philadelphia say one of their charges has become obsessed with hygiene, with 18-year-old gorilla Louis taking a stand against having dirty hands.
The primate is now insisting on walking upright when he has his hands full of snacks, rather than the typical stance of leaning forward on his knuckles.
A spokesman for the zoo said keepers also had to install a flattened fire hose across a mud puddle in the ape's enclosure, which the 250kg neat freak uses like a tight rope to avoid getting dirty.
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