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May and June are the nesting seasons for turtles across New York state. The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) wants you to "give turtles a break" when traveling roadways in the Capital Region and beyond. They cross the streets to find nesting areas.

Turtles are on the move in the months of May and June, looking for sandy areas and loose soil to lay eggs in. Thousands are killed each year in New York by vehicles while migrating to nesting places.

These DEC officers just took saving the turtles to a whole new level.

Watching two turtles sounds about as exciting as watching paint dry, but guess what? It's actually kind of remarkable.

What's faster, the tortoise or the toy truck? That's the question you'll ask yourself while watching this video.

We've covered our fair share of some cute n' tiny animals. Mini horses, baby owls-- you name it, we're big fans. But this time around, we've scoped out something new and adorable and OMG we want them right now! Guys, it's tiny turtle time.

It's like they say: two heads are better than one.

Turtles aren’t exactly the most exciting animal in the world. They’re cool and all, but it’s not like we can cuddle up to their shells shell or play fetch with the little guys. But though turtles are lacking in the fun pet qualifications department, we’ve discovered they’re still jolly ol’ nuggets.

Utica, NY (WIBX) - The Department of Environmental Conservation is urging people to steer clear of turtles that may be crossing the road.