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The Utah driver spent some time in the hospital over the weekend, flying the windshield of a car after hitting a turkey on an interstate highway.
The Garland Fire Department shared its story on its Facebook page on Saturday.
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After a turkey crashes the windshield while driving, the Utah man is fine. (Garland Fire Station)
“There are a lot of risks when traveling at highways down interstates. Includes turkeys. Yes, you read it correctly,” the department wrote.
The unspecified driver was moving north on Interstate 15 on Saturday, when Turkey decided to cross traffic.
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The unidentified driver struck a turkey, causing the car to become confused. (Garland Fire Station)
The driver hit a turkey and then went through the windshield of the car and crashed. A photo of the fire station shows the front windshield and feathers busted around the driver's seat inside the car.
The turkey did not survive the shock, but the driver was subjected to life-threatening injuries and was taken to the hospital “in good spirits.”
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Garland Fire Station warned drivers to keep an eye on wildlife while on their trip as temperatures warmed. (Garland Fire Station)
“This is a great reminder to keep an eye out for animals while traveling,” the department wrote. “Garland Fire has seen multiple vehicle accidents on this interstate, including wildlife, including elk and moose.
