A large snapping turtle was rescued after being stranded and injured in rough Lake Michigan surf near Grand Haven, Michigan. After recovering, he was successfully released back into his native habitat, highlighting the challenges turtles can face along the Great Lakes shoreline. Read the full story by MLive.
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