It was a "huge" roughtail stingray, they said, weighing an estimated 400 pounds. It was more than five feet wide and over six feet long, they added – the latter of which is just a few inches shy ...

There’s nothing like a 400-pound catch to really get the morning started. A roughtail stingray that measured over 6 feet long and 5 feet wide was caught Thursday by The Long Island Sound Trawl ...

This was one big fish out of water. A massive 400-pound roughtail stingray was discovered in the Long Island Sound. The creature, which was over 6 feet long and 5 feet wide, was hauled in by a ...

They estimate the stingray was more than 6-feet long, 5-feet wide, and weighed an estimated 400 pounds. According to Connecticut Fish and Wildlife, roughtail stingrays are gentle giants that are ...

An estimated 400-pound roughtail stingray was pulled up in the Long Island Sound by wildlife officials, photo shows. Screengrab from the Connecticut Fish and Wildlife Facebook page. Wildlife ...

A giant roughtail stingray that is more than 6 feet long, 5 feet wide, and approximately 400 pounds was caught off the coast of Connecticut. Connecticut Fish and Wildlife said its Long Island ...

bluntnose stingray, roughtail stingray, spotted eagle, smooth butterfly, cownose, bullnose and Atlantic rays. Luckily, stingrays won’t ‘attack’ a human unless they feel threatened by you.

The crew pulled in a roughtail stingray that measured over 6 feet long and 5 feet wide, and the crew estimated it weighed 400 pounds, Connecticut Fish and Wildlife said on social media.

The first exotic discovery occurred when a Long Island Sound Trawl Survey crew monitoring the waters along the Connecticut coast trawled up a roughtail stingray that was over 6 feet long and 5 ...

Sept. 29 (UPI) --Wildlife officials in Connecticut said a survey crew caught a massive 400-pound roughtail stingray in the Long Island Sound. Connecticut Fish and Wildlife said in a Facebook post ...

“A 7 cm (2.75-inch) stingray barb was found piercing the top of the right lung,” the nonprofit network wrote in an April 4 Facebook post. “The barb possibly came from a southern or roughtail ...