A polar plunge participant makes her way to the warming tent after taking the frigid dip into the Aurora Reservoir, Feb. 10 during the Special Olympics 2018 Polar Plunge. Photo by Philip B. Poston/Aurora Sentinel
  • Members of the Aurora Police Department make their way to the firemen to tag up before they can leave the water while taking part in the 2018 Special Olympics  Polar Plunge Feb. 10 at Aurora Reservoir. 
Photo by Philip B. Poston/Aurora Sentinel
  • A polar plunge participant makes her way tot the warming tent after taking the frigid dip into the Aurora Reservoir, Feb. 10 during the Special Olympics 2018 Polar Plunge.Photo by Philip B. Poston/Aurora Sentinel
  • A participant of the Special Olympics 2018 Polar Plunge makes her way out of the freezing cold water, Feb. 10 at the Aurora Reservoir.Photo by Philip B. Poston/Aurora Sentinel
  • A group team makes their way to the firemen, where they have to tag-up before leaving the water completing their plunge, during the Special Olympics 2018 Polar Plunge. 
Photo by Philip B. Poston/Aurora Sentinel
  • Two members of the Aurora Fire Dept, stand on the icy edge awaiting the daring polar plungers to enter the frigid waters during the Special Olympics 2018 Polar Plunge, Feb. 10 at Aurora Reservoir.Photo by Philip B. Poston/Aurora Sentinel

AURORA | Against all natural instinct, participants of the Special Olympics 2018 Polar Plunge made their way into the freezing water of Aurora Reservoir, Feb. 10. The event was held to raise money and awareness for the Special Olympics.