One Good Thing: New England Turtles Sent to Florida to Warm Up

Winters in the northeast are not for the faint of heart. From brutal temperatures to snow-filled nor'easters, it can be a mountain to climb. A few turtles at a New England aquarium were able to escape the cold, at least for now, and were sent down south to Florida.

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