Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe April 15 (UPI) -- Officials at Death Valley National Park said they are trying to capture a goat seen wandering in the California part of the park. Park rangers said in a post on Death Valley National Park's official Facebook page that a tourist spotted the goat wandering near Stovepipe Wells in California and shared a photo with officials. Advertisement Rangers said they are attempting to capture the goat, which is not native to the park. "Missing your goat? We aren't kidding," the post said. "Although it may make for a seemingly fun surprise to see a goat in Death Valley, domestic goats are a known vector of a respiratory disease that is fatal to bighorn sheep." Read More World's highest infinity pool is nearly 1,000 feet off the ground Escaped beefalo captured after 250 days on the loose in Connecticut Wait for prescription leads N.C. man to $200,000 lottery jackpot