Truck Crash In USA Spills Elephants On To Interstate Highway [PICS]

01 Feb 2013 by Jasmine Stone in Animals, Disaster, Environment

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Three elephants were unloaded on to interstate 70 yesterday, after the vehicle that was transporting them slid off the road. Due to the elephants weighty stature, they had to be unloaded before the truck could be pulled back onto the road. None of the elephants were harmed. Still, none of them are going to forget this.

All of this happened kilometers away from a chilling 35 car/truck pile up in Plainfield, Ind on the I-70. This crash was suggested to be very definitely the result of poor weather conditions. At least seven people were injured in the pileup. Police counted 20 semitrailer trucks and 15 passenger vehicles were involved in the crash.

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