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Invasive species become food for humans as scientists race to contain ‘drastic’ issue

A new species is estimated to enter the Mediterranean every two weeks and the ‘aliens’ are pushing out indigenous marine life

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Invasive species become food for humans as scientists race to contain ‘drastic’ issue

A new species is estimated to enter the Mediterranean every two weeks and the ‘aliens’ are pushing out indigenous marine life

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Invasive species thrive as global warming transforms the Mediterranean | eKathimerini.com

Pepis, the bearded skipper of a small fishing boat, deftly picks up two lionfish caught in experimental traps off the coast of Cyprus, cuts off their venomous spines, guts them and tosses them into a bucket.

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