The National Park Service warned the public that 'wildlife of all sizes are out' due to flood damage in the Death Valley National Park caused by Storm Hilary in August.
A tarantula crossing the road caused a collision that left a motorcyclist in hospital in California. Two tourists, from Switzerland, braked abruptly to avoid killing the spider after seeing it crossing state route 190 in the Death Valley National Park on Saturday. A 24-year-old Canadian man on a motorbike then crashed into the back of the couple's rented camper van, the National Park Service said in a statement. 'The spider walked away unscathed,' the NPS added.
Read more:Why adding XL bully dogs to the Dangerous Dogs Act may not work'Escape artist' tortoise reunited with owner after three years on the runHuge alligator pulled out of the sea in Florida Most of the park's roads remain closed after flash flooding was caused during Storm Hilary in August. The NPS warned that tarantulas are most commonly spotted in the autumn, when the males leave their burrows in search of a mate.
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