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Hurricane Debby left behind not only a trail of deadly destruction in the Southeast last week but also more than pounds of narcotics, discovered along Florida's shores, authorities said. Samuel Briggs, the acting chief patrol agent of the US Border Patrol's Miami sector, shared a photo on X , showing the large quantity of seized drugs. A week later on Monday, the Collier County Sheriff's Office said another batch of cocaine - more than half a million dollars' worth - was found floating near Everglades City, in the Gulf of Mexico. Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk credited good Samaritan boaters for reporting the narcotics they discovered floating in the mangroves off Panther Key, the agency said in a Facebook post Monday. The boaters found what was later determined to be 56 pounds of cocaine wrapped in a package about the size of a microwave oven. It contained 25 individually wrapped kilograms of cocaine, according to the Collier County Sheriff's Office. The barnacles covering the package suggested it had been in the water for some time, authorities said. The term 'square grouper' is slang used to describe bales of marijuana wrapped in plastic because they looked like square fish, Brian Townsend, a retired supervisory special agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration, told CNN. Collier County Sheriff's Office detectives and its vice and narcotics bureau are working to determine where the drugs came from, according to authorities. Drug smugglers often use boats, submarines and other vessels to transport drugs into the US by sea and may ditch the drugs in the water to avoid seizure if their vessels encounter issues such as mechanical failures, severe weather or law enforcement interdiction, according to Townsend. He says he frequently witnessed drugs washing up along the South Texas shoreline along the Gulf Coast during one of his past DEA assignments. Once in the water, ocean currents and tides - especially during storms such as Debby - can carry the drugs to shore far away from their original drop points, he said. Discovery Company. All rights reserved. Welcome, Mickey. Manage MyDisney Account. Log Out. By Ashley R. Williams and Denise Royal. Sunday, August 18, ABC7 Eyewitness News. Report a correction or typo. Construction worker trapped for hours after foundation collapse in CT. Jury selection begins in deadly subway chokehold trial. Dash cam foils apparent insurance scam on Belt Parkway in Queens. Liam Payne had multiple drugs in his body at time of death: Sources. Frozen waffle products recalled due to possible listeria See list. The Vessel reopens with new safety features at Hudson Yards.

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