Lionfish | Beautiful But Deadly #shorts

Lionfish is a beautiful and elegant fish that are invasive and dangerous with their venom

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[naturelenses]

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[at]

Should never have been allowed in the pet trade. An ecological disaster.

[stevecannon]

They are mighty tasty. It’s not difficult to filet them but as with anything you have to use care.

[bigstyx]

That might be true they are here to stay but they taste good and don’t have a limit or even need a license to harvest.

[SpamMusubi]

What you need is a simple way to prepare them for consumption like fish tacos that should slow'em down. 😆🤣🤣👍

[grimdarkmalarkey]

Don't be fooled! This colorful animal covered in spikes is actually VENOMOUS!!!

[n_ku]

Lionfish venom are not fatal to humans.

[sandeepsehmi]

Who remembers the glass ornament based on this spectacular fish?

[bjdastar]

I could design a spear ing bot that can actively hunt them out in deeper waters

[nightlightabcd]

The first I ever heard of Lionfish was on the Starship Enterprise in Caption Picard's ready room aquarium so long ago. One hears a lot about them now!

[KaySeminomadic]

Congrats on the supermarket. You are lucky to have each other

[DigitalDusk-_]

Because their venom is protein based, they are edible as long as you cook them. I heard they are really good.

[doctordeath.]

I know there is a bunch of people who are killing these fish and alot of them and eating them and selling them to different kinds of restaurants and all.

[paulacornelison]

If people are hunting lion fish, maybe the other fish can be given a chance to increase their population.

[joshuajansevanrensburg]

This sounds like a primary school speach.

[ovh]

I am desperate to eat a well cooked lionfish!

[cwavt]

I have Never found them beautiful. To me, they are dull and spiky

[DikkeKoelie]

WHy they dont make/invest in deep-dive robots that can hunt lionfish?

[MASOODJAVEED]

Great work I appreciate you and your work spare time

[unechaine]

Like Europeans in America since 16th century, they are here to stay. But where are their usual predatorss ?