They’re bold, beautiful and out of control — and absolutely delicious. Lionfish, an invasive species native to the South Pacific and Indian Ocean, have been wreaking havoc on the Caribbean and the ...
Fisherman William Alvarez cuts off the poisonous spines from a lionfish while cleaning it to prepare ceviche that he sells to tourists on the beach of Chichiviriche ...
That’s what Emma DeRoy calls lionfish: the Indo-Pacific marine species that reproduces rapidly and exponentially, eats just about anything, and faces almost no predators here. These spiny, colorful ...
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If you can’t beat ’em, eat ’em. Lionfish are admittedly beautiful, from that adorable little unicorn horn to their colorful “mane” of fronds and brightly-hued stripes. It makes you forget that these ...
A venomous fish with destructive habits has surfaced as a tasty meal at several South Florida restaurants. “We love serving, and our customers love dining on, lionfish,” said Michael Ledwith, ...
PENSACOLA, Fla. — A growing demand for tasty lionfish meat at upscale restaurants is helping remove the invasive species from reefs in the Gulf of Mexico. "We definitely are seeing more and more ...
Ken Ayers Jr. (MTeleComm’87) is doing more than his fair share to fight back against Florida's invasive lionsfish problem. Florida has a lionfish problem. The invasive sea creature, though remarkable ...
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