New York: A wildlife crew from Connecticut’s Long Island Sound caught a 400-pound ‘stingray fish’ whose photo is going viral on social media.

According to media reports, Connecticut Fish and Wildlife crews have caught a giant ‘stingray fish’ measuring more than 6 feet long, 5 feet wide and weighing nearly 400 pounds from Long Island Sound.

In this regard, Connecticut Fish and Wildlife posted a picture of the ‘stingray fish’ on the social networking website Facebook and said that our staff netted a giant 400-pound ‘stingray fish’ from Connecticut’s Long Island Sound. ‘Caught.

“Stingray fish” are found on beaches from England to Florida, but are rare in Long Island Sound, so our crew quickly measured the fish and immediately returned it to the water, he said in his Facebook post. Released to see this giant ‘stingray fish’ alive and swimming well.

Connecticut Fish and Wildlife crews also caught what they described as a large predatory cobia, a fish that can grow to more than 6 feet long and weigh at least 150 pounds. .

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Although these fish are found in many places throughout the Atlantic Ocean, they are most abundant in Delaware and Maryland, the post said.