Perhaps the only defence of the lionfish, besides hiding in crevices and small caves, is its venom. See the fish’s reaction when a diver approaches. It extends its fins and venomous spines. Also, orientates its body in accordance with the movements of the threat. Video taken at Daskalio reef, Argolic Gulf. By: Vasilis Kouloumperis
Research project
ExplIAS: Design and piloting methods of commercial exploitation of marine alien species towards the contribution to the control of their population.
Co-funded by Greece and European Union. MIS code (5049912)
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