These venomous fish appear red with white zebra stripes and defensive needle-like fins; an appearance screaming, "Caution: Do Not Touch!" The lionfish originally come from the Indo-pacific within the rocky crevices of the reefs. For almost four decades the lionfish population has increased at an alarming rate, presenting alarming environmental and human peril. Biologist & Lionfish Researcher, Eric Johnson informed, "They don't have many native predators. . . it's possible . . . because of their spines they don't have a lot of . .
These venomous fish appear red with white zebra stripes and defensive needle-like fins; an appearance screaming, "Caution: Do Not Touch!" The lionfish originally come from the Indo-pacific within the rocky crevices of the reefs. For almost four decades the lionfish population has increased at an alarming rate, presenting alarming environmental and human peril. Biologist & Lionfish Researcher, Eric Johnson informed, "They don't have many native predators. . . it's possible . . . because of their spines they don't have a lot of . .