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Smalltooth sawfish are swimming in circles and beaching themselves in Florida Keys.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has launched an intensive investigation.
The fish have died at least 50 times since November 2023 .
There is no indication that the die-off is down to red tide ( Karenia brevis) algae blooms.
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