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Red Tide on Sarasota County Scatters Dead Fish on Beach, Shark Teeth Hunters Clean Up Instead — Florida
Shark teeth hunters found only dead fish on the beach because of the red tide situation in Sarasota County. Instead of their intended hunting activity, they ended up cleaning the beach in Florida.
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