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Since the lionfish have no natural predators, we are happy to support the cause. The lionfish tidbits were delicate and tasty.
Not exact matches
Pacific
lionfish were first reported off the coast of Florida in the 1980s, and have been gaining swiftly in number ever
since.
Since their introduction to the Atlantic Ocean in the 1980s, Pacific red
lionfish (Pterois volitans) have gobbled up native Caribbean and western Atlantic reef fishes, reducing their abundance by up to 90 %.
Since 1992, the
lionfish, native to Australia and Indonesia, has been making quite a name for itself, as it invades the Atlantic Ocean.
Since then, the
lionfish has spread up the coast as far as North Carolina and throughout the Bahamas and Caribbean islands.