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Cyprus tackles invasive lionfish threatening Mediterranean marine life · Cyprus Report

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Cyprus tackles invasive lionfish threatening Mediterranean marine life

3 sourcesFirst reported 2 hours agoUpdated 59 minutes ago

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Lionfish are an invasive species in the Mediterranean, and Cyprus is actively working to combat their spread.
Fishermen are involved in efforts to remove lionfish, often using experimental traps.
The lionfish have venomous spines, which are removed before the fish are handled further.
The warming waters of the Mediterranean are a factor in the lionfish's increased presence.

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Reuters: Ο «πανκ» και ο «νταής» κατακτούν τη Μεσόγειο – Η υπερθέρμανση αλλάζει τη θαλάσσια ζωήTo Vima · 59 minutes ago
The punk and the bruiser: Invasive species thrive as global warming transforms the MediterraneanIn-Cyprus · 1 hour ago
Cyprus battles invasive lionfish as Mediterranean waters warmCyprus Mail · 2 hours ago

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Lionfish are an invasive species in the Mediterranean, and Cyprus is actively working to combat their spread.
Fishermen are involved in efforts to remove lionfish, often using experimental traps.
The lionfish have venomous spines, which are removed before the fish are handled further.
The warming waters of the Mediterranean are a factor in the lionfish's increased presence.

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