Kids Celebrate Easter at Epic Easter Egg Hunts Around the U.S.
It's not enough to have hundreds of eggs. We're talking robots and helicopters.
— -- Forget looking for brightly colored eggs in patches of grass, or even sprinting at full speed for some sweets.
Around the U.S., there are some Easter egg hunts, in honor of the Christian holiday, that went above and beyond.
At Boise State University in Idaho, one student built a robot called the "Turtlebot" to dole out eggs. Kids were encouraged to run around the school's blue turf to search for eggs at its "Easter Egg Hunt on the Blue" event, held on Saturday.
And at City of Life Church in Kissimmee, Florida, candy seemed to be falling from the sky Saturday. On the church's baseball field, kids not only met the Easter Bunny, but they also enjoyed a helicopter candy drop that didn't disappoint.
