A fishy situation occurred involving two trucks colliding on a Florida highway, sending hundreds of live tilapia fish destined for New York to their early grave.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, two semi-trucks were barreling eastbound on a center lane at 5 a.m near Orlando, when it slammed into another truck's rear, sending live fish flopping across the highway.
As a result, two road lanes had to be closed for cleanup crews to sort out the mess. Here's some footage from WFTV Channel 9:
And more from Twitter:
https://twitter.com/RAsaWFTV/status/944178278302126082
https://twitter.com/TRussellWFTV/status/944173613007163392
In turn, the truck driver, Mayel Perez, was cited for careless driving while the other went to the hospital for minor injuries.
"It created kind of a slimy, slick situation," said Florida Highway Patrol Sargeant Kim Montes.
No kidding!
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