martinezlaura+FollowWould You Eat This Invasive Fish?Locals in Greece are fighting back against the invasive lionfish by turning it into a tasty dish! These beautiful but destructive fish are taking over the Mediterranean, wrecking the ecosystem and outcompeting native species. Since they have no natural predators, the best solution? Eat them! Researchers and restaurants are teaming up to make lionfish the new seafood trend. Who knew saving the ocean could be so delicious? Would you try lionfish if it was on the menu? #Science #lionfish #invasivespecies4127Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowVenomous Lionfish Invade Croatia!Croatia’s Kornati National Park just got a new (and dangerous) visitor: venomous lionfish! These spiky invaders have no natural predators here and are snacking on native fish, throwing the ecosystem out of whack. Park officials are warning everyone to watch out—those spines can cause some serious pain. If you spot one, report it! Locals are even encouraged to eat them to help control the population. Wild, right? Nature’s balance is at stake! #Pets #lionfish #invasivespecies10Share
robertjones+FollowTurning Florida’s lionfish problem into dinnerLionfish are taking over Florida Keys waters, but locals are flipping the script—by eating them! One fisherman shared how catching and cooking these venomous invaders not only helps the ecosystem but also makes for a surprisingly tasty meal. After carefully filleting to avoid the spines, he seasons and fries the fish for a simple, eco-friendly dish. People are excited about the idea of tackling invasive species through creative cooking. Would you try eating an invasive species if it helped the environment? Let’s swap recipes and ideas for sustainable meals that make a real difference! #News #FloridaKeys #Lionfish00Share
