This unusual fish is among the many foods that people consume that are dangerous. Here's why eating it is so risky and why ...

Lionfish barbs contain venom, so anglers must exercise caution when handling them. However, they are not poisonous to eat. Not only are Wilmington foodies happy with their seafood meals, but North ...

If you can't beat your enemies, eat them. That's the strategy Cuba has adopted to respond to an invasion of lionfish, a poisonous predator that has strayed far from its home waters in the South ...

Lionfish barbs contain venom, so anglers must exercise caution when handling them. However, they are not poisonous to eat. Fishing for invasive species is helpful because it helps maintain ...

"Blue catfish are capable of consuming up to an estimated 60 million pounds of seafood from the Chesapeake Bay every day." ...

Scientists, fishing companies, and restaurants are educating the public about the benefits of eating lionfish for their diets and the environment. The fish is becoming more common on menus and ...

Jon Sperling secretly spread a non-native species across the Northeast. “It’s insane what this guy was doing,” a biologist ...

Eventually the fish will probably become swimming dustbins and it’ll be a challenge to prevent overfeeding! One feed every other day is more than enough and show restraint as lionfish can easily eat ...

They eat crops, kill farm animals and damage property ... shared by many invasive species around the world, such as the lionfish native to the South Pacific and Indian oceans that is taking ...

Q) I have a 7.5cm/3in Volitans lionfish. Its first and third pectoral fi ns are shorter than the rest. Please could you tell me whether they will grow back? Apart from that the fish is eating well and ...

This may include eating more whole (minimally processed) foods. An easy way to find whole foods is to start in the produce and meat sections. Whole foods are much healthier than processed foods which ...