- According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), cownose rays are known to form large schools and undergo seasonal migration once a year.
- A video posted by See Through Canoe captured the massive gathering of rays that takes place every winter in Tampa Bay.
- The gathering of cownose rays typically lasts around three days.
- The cownose ray gets its name because of the shape of its head and the two lobes of the snout that resemble those of a cow, per the FWC.
5 dead in Sarasota shooting ID'd, linked to Ft. Lauderdale double homicide
The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office said five people are dead after a shooting in a Sarasota neighborhood, including a suspect authorities say may be connected to a double homicide in Fort Lauderdale.
5 dead in Sarasota shooting ID'd, linked to Ft. Lauderdale double homicide: SCSO
