U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers seized over two tons of marijuana hidden inside of coconuts in Pharr, Texas.

A police dog sniffed out meth inside packages of tortillas at the Nogales Port of Entry in Arizona.

About 2,632 pounds of marijuana were found with a cucumber shipment at the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge.

Colombian authorities seized over one ton of cocaine hidden inside fake, plastic limes among a shipment of 1,400 boxes of limes.

In 2014, a drug dog alerted authorities to 2,400 pounds of marijuana being smuggled inside a shipment of jalapenos at the Nogales Port of Entry in Arizona.

1,400 boxes of canned peppers were intercepted at the U.S. border because they were stuffed with hundreds of pounds of cocaine.

When CBP officers inspected a shipment of carrots, they found about 164 pounds of marijuana inside.

CBP officers at the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge cargo facility discovered $479,000 worth of marijuana hidden in a tomato shipment.

Crystal meth has been found hidden in pineapples at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Authorities in Culiacán, Mexico, seized over 4,000 cucumbers and plantains after discovering that they were stuffed with cocaine.

A checkpoint in Arizona turned up a shipment of marijuana inside fake watermelons made out of plastic.

CBP officers at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston came across about seven ounces of cocaine inside a box of tamales in 2014.

Mexican soldiers have confiscated donuts covered in cocaine instead of powdered sugar, and Colombian authorities have discovered just over 2 pounds of cocaine inside a dozen donuts.

CBP officers found two pounds of cocaine inside these cakes at John F. Kennedy International Airport.

Cincinnati CBP officers discovered over two pounds of heroin inside a tub of chocolate icing.

The Mexican cartel has been known to use trucks full of fish to transport drugs.

The Mexican Navy found packets of cocaine inside a shipment of frozen sharks on a freight ship.