According to the State Highway Patrol, two motorcycle riders were hospitalized on the weekend after hitting a six-foot crocodile on the Florida highway.

The weird collision occurred on Interstate 4 in Volusia County around 6:00 p.m. Saturday, according to WOFL, a Fox branch in Orlando.

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Cameron Gilmore, 67, broke his foot and toe after hitting the Gator, told WFOL that he and Brandi Gross, 25, were riding with a larger group when the former noticed "big spots on the road."

"I think it's a radius of tread or something," Gilmore said.

But, "spots" are not tires - it's an alligator who threw him out of the motorcycle after he hit it.

"I said, 'Well, save me, Jesus," Gilmore told Wolfre.

"And I, well, just keep flipping. I think, when did this stop?" he continued. "And I started sliding, I thought, when is this stop? Just slide and then it went from the road into the grass, um, um, can't move too much."

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Gross behind Gilmore suffered a similar fate.

“I just saw something, like once I realized what it was, it was too late,” she told the network. “I was like, ‘Oh, bullshit, you know,’ that just happened.

Gross reportedly had a concussion that ruptured the bones on the side of his wrist.

As for the crocodile, the extent of its injury remains unknown - the crash is under investigation.

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However, Gilmore and Gross remained optimistic despite their injuries.

"They called me Gate Gilmore instead of Floridian," Gilmore said, admitting he was indeed called Floridian. ”