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Experts urge people to eat creatures wreaking havoc in crucial waterways: 'We can turn this challenge into an opportunity'

Warmer seas have extended lionfish breeding seasons, causing declines in native fish catches; fishermen and chefs in Cyprus promote lionfish consumption to control the invasive species.

Summary by thecooldown.com
Fishermen and restaurant owners in Cyprus are turning an ecological threat into a culinary opportunity by serving invasive lionfish at local taverns. For decades, fishing communities along the island's coast earned their income pulling up local favorites: bream, mullet, bass. However, as Phys.org detailed, that changed when Red Sea species started showing up in greater numbers. Sporting striped bodies and venomous spines, lionfish have spread th…

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thecooldown.com broke the news in on Friday, January 23, 2026.
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