'Heartbreaking': Tourists watch endangered sawfish die on crowded beach as death toll rises to 32

South Florida’s sawfish continue to die right before the very eyes of residents and visitors alike. On Tuesday, crowds gathered as a critically endangered smalltooth sawfish struggled in the shallows of Fort Zachary Taylor Beach in Key West.

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