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On a night dive last November, Florida diver Gregg
Furstenwerth shone his flashlight on a pinfish in a seagrass
meadow in the Florida Keys. The fish was spinning
and whirling in upside-down circles. He'd never seen such
behavior, so he video'd the fish.
Then he began to hear similar reports of spinning fish
from friends and other divers, so Furstenwerth documented
more sightings, and knowledge of the issue spread.
National Geographic reports that at first, the sightings of
spinning fish mainly occurred along a 35-mile stretch of
water in the lower Keys. Then, according to the conservation
group Bonefish and Tarpon Trust, three reports surfaced
in Miami and most recently, one case occurred in the
upper Keys....
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