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Cyprus tackles invasive lionfish threatening Mediterranean marine life
3 sourcesFirst reported 2 hours agoUpdated 2 hours ago
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What all sources covered
- 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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Who reported first
Cyprus MailFirst
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Reuters: Ο «πανκ» και ο «νταής» κατακτούν τη Μεσόγειο – Η υπερθέρμανση αλλάζει τη θαλάσσια ζωή
To Vima· 2 hours ago
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The punk and the bruiser: Invasive species thrive as global warming transforms the Mediterranean
In-Cyprus· 2 hours ago
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Cyprus battles invasive lionfish as Mediterranean waters warm
Cyprus Mail· 2 hours ago