We've all seen the news reports. But wildlife was impacted by the flooding, too. In Fargo, a herd of deer survived purely out of the love and concern of local residents.
Highland Park is a suburb of Fargo and it was surrounded by water.
Houses were safe behind a dike, but water stretched out in every direction. The deer had nowhere to go but up onto the dike, and into back yards. And they had nothing to eat. That's when their neighbors stepped in. The community organized a small fleet of powerboats trying to bring in oats and corn.