How Bermuda Fishermen Are Leading the Fight Against Venomous Lionfish Vendors
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Date: 2023-03-22
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Comments and reviews: 5
Jeff
Another problem caused by humans. Reminds me of what happened here in the Washington, DC area when someone released some snakehead fish.
Those dishes looks so good! I'd love to visit Bermuda or Florida and help with eating some. Gimme a large bowl of lionfish ceviche please!
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Another problem caused by humans. Reminds me of what happened here in the Washington, DC area when someone released some snakehead fish.
Those dishes looks so good! I'd love to visit Bermuda or Florida and help with eating some. Gimme a large bowl of lionfish ceviche please!
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stevencox75
i wonder if they use hot water to stop the venom if they get stuck, that's what we do here for stingray barbs it stops the venom pain you need water as hot as you can stand it
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i wonder if they use hot water to stop the venom if they get stuck, that's what we do here for stingray barbs it stops the venom pain you need water as hot as you can stand it
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ThatDroneGuy
To completely get rid of Lion fish there, you'd have to introduce fishing methods so extreme that they'd likely put other species into extinction.
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To completely get rid of Lion fish there, you'd have to introduce fishing methods so extreme that they'd likely put other species into extinction.
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eyespliced
Damn. This almost makes me wish I ate fish, because I would love to help eradicate an apparently delicious invasive species.
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Damn. This almost makes me wish I ate fish, because I would love to help eradicate an apparently delicious invasive species.
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Loc
Give it to a Japanese chef and they will make it into a Michelin star dish. Now everyone wants to eat it, problem solved.
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Give it to a Japanese chef and they will make it into a Michelin star dish. Now everyone wants to eat it, problem solved.
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