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Thousands of Fish Mysteriously Die in Shark River
Thousands of dead fish are washing onto the shores of Shark River in Belmar, New Jersey. Experts are speculating that the fish all suddenly started dying at once as the oxygen levels in the river were utterly depleted.
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