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As the top doc at the New England Aquarium, Charlie Innis has an unusual group of patients. Seals, sharks, stripers, starfish, all have their peculiarities and it’s a big challenge to keep them fit. The Aquarium Medical Center is a live working animal hospital where the whole staff can usually be seen at work. But its not just the Aquarium denizens that are treated. NEAQ is out there helping stranded and injured sea life. One of Charlie’s specialties is the Sea Turtle. Here, he gives some insight into just what keeps them from migrating to warm waters and life at the Aquarium.
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