Thousands of dead fish, eel wash up on Siesta Key -- and red tide is likely to blame Published 2018-08-02 Download video MP4 360p Recommendations 02:30 Mote researchers: Clay could kill red tide without damaging environment 02:30 5-year-old honored as hero after saving younger brother when he fell into pond 05:18 First rescued sawfish dies, scientists continue to investigate mysterious deaths, behavior 02:09 Man bitten by a shark off coast of Anna Maria Island 01:04 Florida farm tied to salmonella outbreak in cucumbers 02:08 Tracking the Tropics: Hurricane Beryl pulling away from Jamaica, still Category 4 storm 02:21 Mote scientists testing possible red tide breakthrough 02:14 Redington Beach residents fuming after vote to ban tents, canopies on the beach 02:21 Sharks seen in Longboat Key canals are trying to avoid red tide, experts say 00:32 What is a sea pork? All about the blobs spotted on Siesta Key Beach 02:01 Non-profit grows clams to restore Florida waterway 00:40 Group claims to have hacked Florida health data 02:57 Be Careful Fishing Around Dolphins 02:05 Nearly 200 families facing eviction from Tampa apartment buildings 03:13 Good Question: Why is Venice the 'shark's tooth capital of the world?' 05:00 Eternal reefs offer more than memories 02:03 Stinky 'snot grass' algae clogging water off Anna Maria Island 11:44 Fishing the Sarasota coast w/ Florida Insider Fishing Report's Capt. Geoff Page 01:09 Discovery Channel clip from "Tiburones: The Sharks of Cuba" Similar videos 02:18 Dead marine life still being cleaned up across Siesta Key area amid red tide outbreak 02:45 Red tide causes dead fish to wash ashore 02:45 Red Tide causing hundreds of dead fish to wash up along Bonita Beach 01:32 Red tide killing fish on Siesta Key, scientists fear it will continue to spread 01:56 Red tide cleanup scoops up thousands of dead fish near Honeymoon Island 02:37 Red tide impacting Longboat Key beaches, killing thousands of fish 06:01 Siesta Key Beach dealing with overwhelming red tide, causing tourism and business concerns 01:47 Red Tide: Crews work to clean dead fish from beaches, waterways in Pinellas County 00:48 Parks and Wildlife investigating dead fish washing up on area beaches 01:49 Crews continue to clean up thousands of dead fish on St. Lucie County beaches 01:39 Tourists shocked to see dead fish on Siesta Key beach 01:15 Dozens of sick sea turtles after red tide hits Siesta Key 02:17 Hundreds of dead eels wash up in Tasmania's north despite $1 million bypass | ABC News 01:12 Dead fish scooped up along Pinellas County shoreline amid high red tide concentrations 00:42 Seaweed, dead fish wash ashore south of Ft. Myers Beach 00:51 Red tide brings thousands of dead fish to downtown Sarasota waterways 04:23 VIDEO: Live look at red tide as dead fish wash up along Siesta Key 01:52 Sarasota crews begin removing dead fish from iconic Bayfront 02:06 Beachgoers report effects of red tide More results