Scorpiofish: The scorpion fish is a saltwater fish, Also called lionfish ou scorpion ou sea devil. In its striped and spiny coat, the lionfish (Pterygotes volitions, family Scorpaenidae) is a true lord of the coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific and can measure up to 38 cm in length. This fish does not fear anyone because its venomous spines protect it from predators. Despite its name, the lionfish does not fly. This qualifier comes from its elongated fins that look like wings. Also called scorpion fish, the lionfish is very dangerous. The scorpionfish is not shy and willingly shows off, all fins spread as soon as you approach it. The scorpionfish is not shy because it is undoubtedly one of the most dangerous marine fish. The large spines on its dorsal fin are venomous. Their sting produces, including in humans, serious disorders: headaches, fever, nausea, breathing difficulties or heart problems. These disorders can lead to death.
Although all scorpion fish are venomous, this species is the most dangerous of all. Some rays of its fins are strong spines. Each spine has special muscles that allow them to bristle instantly.
Like all scorpion fish, the scorpion fish is carnivorous and can be eaten but rather young. He spends most of the day (...) in a cave or in the shade of a coral. In the evening, he goes hunting. The lionfish is always perfectly still. On the lookout, its colors make it invisible on the coral bottoms.
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