Narcotic avocado: Colombian cartels have learned a new way to smuggle cocaine

Narcotic avocado: Colombian cartels have learned how to smuggle cocaine in a fruit loved by all healthy people. Preparing an avocado for such an operation is striking in its scope:

Firstly, for this purpose, the drug cartels engaged in selection and brought out a variety of avocados with large fruits and huge seeds, so that there was more room for cocaine.

Secondly, scientists hired (or stolen) by drug cartels have developed a special technology for preserving avocados so that they do not rot and change their appearance after opening.

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Thirdly, for drugs, they came up with a capsule of a wax-like substance, which in physical parameters is very similar to a real avocado seed. Plus, it protects cocaine from contact with fruit juices and pulp.

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Avocados are also cut on special equipment to get a smooth surface. And after gluing, they tint, and so well that it is almost impossible to distinguish a drug avocado from an ordinary fruit simply by appearance.