PANACEA, Fla. (WTXL) — The Gulf Specimen Marine Lab is expecting hundreds of cold-stunned sea turtles to come into their facility over the weekend as temperatures drop even lower. The Gulf Specimen Marine Lab is already seeing almost 50 cold-stunned sea turtles ahead of this weekend's cold weatherBROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:Since Wednesday, the Gulf Specimen Marine Lab has received around 50 cold-stunned sea turtles, and they expect more to come this weekend. "So you imagine a sea turtle nice and happy and swimming around in an aquarium, or, you know, out in the ocean" explained Hunter Eichler, the Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehab Coordinator at GSML. Workers at the Gulf Specimen Marine Lab are currently caring for turtles from St. Joe Bay. I asked a representative with Florida Panhandle Marine Institute, "Why is it important to have a working relationship with the Gulf Specimen Marine Lab and your organization to help protect aquatic marine life?"