Isn't it more dangerous to eat raw fish from warmer waters (such as the Caribbean) because of the higher prevalence of parasites, bacteria, and toxins (eg. ciguatoxin and maitotoxin)?

@@Intranetusa parasites no, bacteria no, toxins no...ciguatera (ciguatoxin) is limited to certain fish, not all fish in Caribbean waters. for example, barracuda is known to be one of the worst for ciguatera.

@@yvelf Why don't they have parasites? Warmer waters and slower swimming fish usually increase the chances for parasite infection.

​@Intranetusa they are vaccinated

@@Intranetusa Fish living in cold environments are parasitized too. It’s gross, but if you eat a raw fish that has, say, roundworms in its flesh, you’re just eating some roundworm. You won’t be hurt by it or infected, as their reproduction occurs in the fish’s digestive tract. The only fish you want to avoid eating raw are freshwater fish. Many are intermediate hosts for trematodes (flukes) whose larvae CAN infect you if you eat them.

yeah man, that's hilarious 🤣

So is the lionfish. 😂

Peak morbid humor.

- Ik that was hilarious 😂

Probably not. This is the same as those who litter.. Zero accountability, viewed as "not their problem."

Who said humans were involved. Animals go where they want

@@samsonsoturian6013 Watch the video !

@samsonsoturian6013 don't let other believe you're this stupid/naive..

10 females is really specific, what do you think? a breeder dumping old stock for more room in his tanks?. aquarium enthusiast, moving and can't bring all his fish?

do they contain alot of bones? would be awesome if its like dory or cod

Lionfish also have one of the lowest concentrations of mercury of all fish - they are actually quite healthy! Since they grow so fast they do not have time to build up mercury in their systems (or off-flavours). Around 100x less mercury than King Mackerel and 4x less than Tuna.

@@ShhhHhhhz I’m honestly not sure, we had someone preparing the meals for us.

Thanks for sharing!

Everything is amazing breaded and deep fried lol

I have to agree. I’m hoping to go scuba diving license. Next time I go to the Caribbean I’ll see if I can help out in anyway.

i think the issue, as stated here, is to catch them at a steady and cheap way.

But then they'd be liable for lawsuits. No restaurant would take the risk

​@@dannyboy900102naw, where I'm from something called "creamy dory" is sold. it's apparently just catfish. clever marketing need not be illegal

@@dannyboy900102Not really, just call it something generic. “White fish” because the flesh is white. Already, the “tuna” you order in many sushi restaurants isn’t tuna and the “wasabi” is actually horseradish.

Thanks for watching!

but girls think business insiders' video r boring n nerdy tho, also they think its cruel to kill such an innocent fish

⁠@@jake9854I find their content interesting and can see the merit in hunting invasive species to protect our own, no need for your sexism.

Being expensive means there will be more people fishing for them as the population grows, though

@@antonhelsgaun who's wants to eat poison fish think about how gullible people are nowadays but you right if everyone had a taste palet but they dont

@@jstewlly4747counter-point: puffer fish.

@@tl1326 counter point........I live in Americano one eats puffer.....even though I would love too

@@jstewlly4747 Lionfish It's not a poison fish, it's a venomous fish. Learn the difference. People have eaten octopus for thousands of years and it's also venomous.

And it is because of that hobby that this started...

I heard in a different video that lion fish venom is completely safe if cooked.

Lots of people eat lion fish and turn out fine. It’s only bad if you get pricked by the spines.

@quaktoons331 Most underrated comment. Input more likes please.

That's the problem with trying to commercialize it. Rather than keeping it innocent and ecologically friendly, they'll try to milk extra money calling it "exotic", when in reality they should be pricing it the same as any other fish.

@@nahor88 pricing it the same? Did you forget it's hard to catch it in the first place? what's the incentives for the spear divers then besides just for good eco reasons?

Physically impossible. You can't vaccinate for venom.

And also it cures curses, bad juju and erectile disfunction

We dont need to import them, theyre tearing up florida too

Just go to florida, they are even more numerous there.

Ardeth Bay was a douche in that movie, lol. "Uh you don't wanna do that..." 🧔

I believe it’s a dish that she created herself, she named it “Save the Sea” (Salvar el mar in Spanish) so when someone orders it they can feel even more fulfilled by eating a delicious dish and knowing the story behind it of saving the sea by eating that fish :)

It’s just your standard ceviche recipe but with lionfish

Nope, they don't have any natural predators particularly in this zone of the Caribbean sea.

They are doing this with mosquitoes in certain areas.

@@Mustlovebooks15 OHHH thank you I think it was mosquitoes!!

Sabotaging the gene pool. Not the worst idea

really good. Almost as good as monk fish

On point screen name. Are you a dive master? If so, these comments are a great place to advertise your services. As a recreational diver, I’d love to learn to spearfish and help get rid of a (tasty) invasive species.

Im a dive instructor

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A lot of dive shops have hunting trips. I like to do 1 or 2 for fun, then we donate the fish to a restaurant afterwards

No, because you'd end up with those predators becoming the next invasive species. They're trying to teach the native predators to eat them by feeding them some of the ones they've speared

Nope

@@thernsa Huh?

You’ve got the wrong species of fish

@@thernsa No, I don’t. The gall of some people 😂

@@LordAsturgisthat was a sting ray

Do it

That's Spanish, here in Colombia people living in the Coast have that unique accent.

@@omarjavierq thanks mate😊

Larger predatory fish which co-evolved with lionfish in the Indo-Pacific know how to eat them without killing themselves (morays will swallow them head first then carefully regurgitate the venom spines). Lionfish look and behave so completely differently from native Caribbean fish that the local predators don't know how to deal with them.

Moray eels, sharks immune to the venom, other Scorpion fish species eat their lion fish relatives as well. Tiger groupers, blue spotted cornet fish, there are probably others, there are a lot of things that eat them in southeast Asia, to the point that they're not that common. They're native to our southern shore which is a tourist attraction, yet very few people ever see them.

Put simply in their natural environment they fit in the eco system but where they don’t belong they are overpowered an outcompete everything until there is nothing less. Lion fish are a prime example of a disastrous invasive species because if their insanely fast rate of reproduction

tbf if it was a Hurricane and not just the mrealsing thme not sure its their fault

@@gothicgolem2947 releasing them just because. Yep that makes Perfect sense…. I walked through the homes with 100 + gallon tanks, tanks that were Broken… So where did the Fish Go…… Your First Two guesses don’t Count…. GO!!! 1)

@@Jessiejam-44 they did not release them if the tanks broke…. They got destroyed and the fish swept to sea. Thats not the owners fault