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Hunting & Eating The Venomous Lionfish

Hunting & Eating The Venomous Lionfish

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Underneath the crystal clear waters and beautiful coral reefs of the Bahamas swim one of the world s most dangerous fish: the lionfish. In this video, Bahamian spearfisherman Alex Mullings hunts for the venomous and delicious lionfish, an invasive species that s all over the Bahamas. Not only is this flaky white fish easy to cook, but eating more of it can also help protect and restore the oceans and coral reefs. aaron: Egyptian coasts have or at least did have a lot of lionfish when i was there last, i only ever tended to see them at night though, i wonder if they have taken this route in Egypt, as their coral reef and fish life there was beautiful.
Date: 2021-07-01

Comments and reviews: 6


I swear it s been a decade of Glorifying and publicising lionfish culling with hardly any mention of the awful marine laws these countries have that have been wreaking havoc for far longer than lionfish have. Here in the Caribbean, this sort of virtue signalling lionfish media frenzy has really obscured the big picture and the fact all of these environmentalists are working against a force far larger than an invasive species that has the powers to implement shit policy and turn a blind eye to things that do far more damage than lionfish do. Keep culling lionfish and talk about it, don t get me wrong, just really wish it s not the only thing we keep talking about when it comes to Caribbean marine laws or lack there of along with bad fishing practices and infrastructure.
The governments did the leg work when crippling their reefs, the climate enabled it, and the lionfish will finish everything off

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How to kill more lion fish?
Create an underwater gun or rifle. Promote it to Americans.
Give them incentives to kill the lion fish.
Boom lion fish is eradicated.

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I hope one day the planet gets rid of the biggest invasive specie of them all n_n and something finds a way to make us taste delicious as well =P
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There s nothing we can do aside from killing it and eating it.
I feel like eating is a bit unnecessary, but I ain t complaining about lunch.

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Fish: Develops venom over million of years of evolution to be safe from its preditors.
Human: Hm sounds delicious, lets eat that.

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Lionfish is widely available in Jamaica, but the cut off all the fins and poisonous barbs before cooking. good video overall tho
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