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With encouragement from a Broward foundation, scientists hope to restore the struggling billfish population

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The baby sailfish died after three days. "The fish made it until Sunday, which is nothing spectacular. It's what they normally have done."

Capo is now considering a new solution: studying the creatures in the wild. "Clearly you're going to have to go out there and get in the water and not handle the fish," he sighs.

Serafy is more optimistic. "It's just a question of going through the frustrating stage. It's going to happen. We're going to get them to feed. We're going to get them to chill out in a confined space.

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