Oslo’s Botanical Garden has reported the theft of three exceptionally rare plants, prompting concern from researchers. One of the stolen plants is officially listed as endangered, while little is known about the second. Remarkably, the third plant is a species yet to be scientifically named, suggesting the thief possessed specific knowledge of the garden’s collection. Authorities believe the perpetrator deliberately targeted these particular plants, indicating a focused and pre-planned operation. The theft has raised security concerns at the garden, as these plants were not easily accessible. Researchers are dismayed by the loss, particularly regarding the unnamed species, as it represented a unique opportunity for scientific study. Police are currently investigating the incident and appealing for any information.