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Video shows Florida tourist forcing arm down throat of large fish in Islamorada

Por: WPLG Local 10 Politics December 22, 2023

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ISLAMORADA, Fla. – Video posted to social media shows a tourist in the Florida Keys grabbing a tarpon from the water and putting his arm in its gills. In seconds, the large fish is seen flopping and bleeding before being released.“It ended up tearing the gills of the fish, caused a lot of damage to the fish and ultimately harmed it,” said Monroe County Assistant State Attorney Trey Evans.The video was posted in October and shows the crowd... + full article



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