Distressed sawfish brought to marine facility for treatment

[@tshaffer9681]

Thank you for helping it.

[@Vix9927]

It’s just an animal

[@georgedawson235]

A critically ​endangered animal @Vix9927

[@deborahrobinson6553]

When are they going to tell us what's poisoning these poor creatures? I'm glad corporate dumping into water and soil is finally being exposed

[@goferizer]

Hopefully they can find out what's going on with the spinning fish down here in the Lower Keys. Great Work!!

[@charlesachinelli3857]

Bravo

[@truthreignsforever9286]

Don’t trash Louie’s treasure ☝️😎

[@662TV]

It’s the cocaine in the water

[@charlenebeckford530]

My concern also after watching "cocaine sharks". Maybe fentanyl also.

[@662TV]

@@charlenebeckford530 🤔 that’s a great observation, fentanyl never crossed my mind you may be on to something.

[@charlenebeckford530]

@662TV I suspect there has always been the presence of cocaine. However, the more recent addition of fentany to the mix may be a factor. I wonder if noloxone may help these lovely creatures. No harm in Trying!

[@thomfoster1825]

In 2023 the sewage deep injection well system failed. Not sure if it’s been repaired or not. The purpose of the system is to inject treated sewage into wells drilled into the fossilized coral which is very porous. I don’t know if this has been investigated as a possible source of the problem but it’s where I would start since the first report centered on fish kills in the Cudjoe area. The Gulf Stream would carry the toxins north to Boynton. I don’t believe in coincidences so I would not be surprised if the sewage injection system plays a roll in the fish kill off.

[@jimmyguerrero3417]

I wonder if we're using any new chemicals for agriculture in Florida?

[@guidocasero1178]

Giving it fluid...for Pete sake the goddam animal lives in water, how much fluid does it need....lol

[@TeufelHunden-cq6mq]

LOL probably an electrolyte solution not water to correct an electrolyte imbalance ..... hence the sporadic behavior .... just my guess.