Watch as I experience the intense pain of being stung by a lionfish and learn about the dangers of this fascinating but venomous creature.

"You should make a company where people pay you to take them to catch their dinner and then teach them how to cook it." ...

One of the invasive creatures squatting in Florida is difficult to distinguish from its native cousin, poisonous, competitive and rapidly reproduces. Meet the invasive, toxic cane toad, also known as ...

An important documentation, the Indian lionfish, a species of venomous marine fish, has been recorded for the first time along the Mumbai coast ...

News World news Accidental death Young dad dies after being stung by deadly venomous lionfish on diving trip Tiago Rodrigues da Silva, 25, was diving off the coast of Brazil from a fishing boat ...

A young father has died in a diving accident after being stung by a venomous lionfish at sea. The grieving dad said: "He said, 'Dad, I've been stung by a lionfish'. I thought he was joking. But he ...

They have been reported on Florida's coast since 1985 and have caused damage due to eating native fish. Lionfish have 18 venomous spines that are used defensively against predators, which the FWC ...

The United States has a variety of venomous wildlife, including hornets, rattlesnakes, black widow spiders, Gila monsters, jellyfish, stingrays, lionfish, fire coral, puss caterpillars, and blue ...

As Keus's lionfish business grew, she wanted to address another issue: waste. After removing the venomous, spiny parts of the fish, only about 20% of each lionfish was left for consumption.

As Keus's lionfish business grew, she wanted to address another issue: waste. After removing the venomous, spiny parts of the fish, only about 20% of each lionfish was left for consumption.

Lionfish: The lionfish’s striking appearance hides venomous spines that cause extreme pain, nausea, and even breathing difficulties if stung. Photo Credit: Flickr ...

Participants in FL’s annual lionfish removal competition caught more than 31,000 of the invasive and venomous fish species, the FWC said.