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Attention! – The Lion-Fish

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This brightly colored and graceful fish is usually found in coral reefs, especially in shallow waters of the Indo-Pacific region, hovering in caves. The lion-fish belongs to the Scorpion fish family and are venomous. They move incredible fast in order to catch its prey. What part of its body delivers the venom? The spines. The colorful lion fish have long fin spines that can produce painful puncture wounds. A person punctured by one of the sharp spines will immediately feel severe pain and swelling. The sting is rarely fatal and wound may take several months to fully heal.

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  • http://www.visitaustralia.com/blog/ Australia Travel Guide

    Images of brightly colored and graceful fish is very Impressive and lovely. Also i too want to add during the dive one must be careful.

  • sara

    this is the most awesomest thing in the world i love it!!!!!! especially the wierd looking fish!!!!

  • mike

    First night dive in Red sea we counted 5 following us using our torch beams to hunt,they came really close and hovered beneath us, we never felt threatened at all an absolutely beautifull fish.

  • RianHaywood

    Among the legends of the Gibberling people, one of the most popular stories is of Swen, a humble fisherman. His friends gave him the nickname Swine, because back in the days his favourite hobby was to sit in the tavern and drink excessively. Swen also had a strong and authoritative wife who disapproved of this.

  • RianHaywood

    Some of these fish, although they look very beautiful, are very poisonous. But I'm sure I won't catch such fish on my Alaskan fishing vacation next month. These are tropical fish, they don't like the cold freezing waters.

  • Highgrade

    they started a eat lion fish campaign here in jamaica, the lion fish are threatening the indigenous fish that sustain the reef system. if the reef get damaged then the shorelines will be more susceptible to the effects of natural storms

  • Fred

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