A truck hauling a trailerload of newborn calves crashed into a creek in central Pennsylvania early Sept. 23, according to Shamokin Dam Fire Company. Shamokin Dam Fire Company responded to a call around 2 a.m. Tuesday and found a truck and livestock trailer that had gone off Route 15, over a 20-foot embankment, and overturned in a creek in Shamokin Dam Borough in Snyder County, Pennsylvania. Fire officials said about a quarter of the calves died, but several dozen calves survived the crash. The calves were then pulled from the trailer and carried up the embankment and passed from person to person to safety. “Over the next 90 minutes, fire crews and farm workers worked side by side to remove calves from the trailer,” Shamokin Dam Fire Company wrote.