Derick Wade of The Darling Oyster Bar admits he was a little freaked out the first time he cooked red lionfish, a large venomous and predatory species roaming the Atlantic Ocean near the South ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - You may have never heard of the Lionfish, but this invasive, venomous fish species is ravaging the Atlantic Ocean and you can help stop it by consuming it. Posing problems ...

Aquarium staff collected the fish while on dive trips off the Florida Keys and put them on display to show the problems created by invasive species. "They're a dramatic change to the environment and a ...

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Lionfish. It's what's for dinner. Fighting a losing battle against the invasive, candy-striped aquarium fish that is the Western Hemisphere's worst oceanic menace, ...

Lionfish were on the menu this weekend as part of the Eat’Um to Beat’Um Lionfish Chowder Competition, held at the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo. The event, organised by the Bermuda Zoological ...

A plate with fried fish, salad, and fries - BearFotos/Shutterstock Whether for the thrill or out of desperation, humans love taking the risk of eating venomous animals. Some will drink snake venom for ...

Invasive lionfish are covered in deep-red stripes and 18 venomous spines. A single lionfish can eat 5,000 native animals per year, according to NOAA researchers. When Captain Cindy Garb and her ...

Photos recently shared by TPWD's fisheries division show the caught lionfish's mouth agape, revealing the tiny blue and yellow damselfish that was hidden inside. There's one way to deal with the ...

Emerald Coast Open - the largest lionfish tournament in the world - encourages restaurants and their customers to discover the joy of eating lionfish "Florida's unique marine areas are not just ...

If you were designing an apex predator, it would be hard to do better than the lionfish. Equipped with beautiful but poisonous spines that keep most smart inquisitors away and a voracious appetite ...

The pretty-but-voracious aquarium favorite, which has been gobbling other reef fish throughout the Caribbean, is swimming up South Florida's estuaries, invading the Gulf of Mexico and spreading along ...