Brothers create massive snow sculptures created for a cause

Snow can be mesmerizing.

For the Bartz brothers in New Brighton, Minnesota, it's become a charitable art form.

The Bartz boys--Austin, 21, Trevor, 20, and Connor, 17--are local celebrities for their annual massive snow sculptures that attract people from all across as if their yard were an art gallery.

In the past they've done a pufferfish, walrus, shark and a turtle, according to People magazine.

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