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LION FISH || CÁ SƯ TỬ || CÁ MAO TIÊN

The lionfish, also known as the Pterois, is a strikingly beautiful yet venomous species found in the Indo-Pacific region. With its long, flowing spines and vibrant red, white, and brown stripes, it is easily recognizable. Lionfish are typically found in coral reefs, rocky crevices, and warm coastal waters. They are carnivorous and feed on smaller fish and invertebrates, using their venomous spines to defend themselves and capture prey. Though they are native to the Indo-Pacific, lionfish have become an invasive species in the Atlantic Ocean, where they pose a threat to local ecosystems by outcompeting native species and disrupting the food chain. Despite their dangerous spines, lionfish are often sought after by divers for their beauty, and they are even served as a delicacy in some regions. Conservation efforts focus on controlling their population to protect marine biodiversity.