Lionfish

usgb/ˈlaɪənˌfɪʃ/
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A lionfish is a type of fish known for its long, poisonous spines and vibrant colors, usually found in warm seas.

The lionfish is beautiful but dangerous to other fish.
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Dangerous

A lionfish's spines can deliver painful venom.

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Some fishermen avoid catching lionfish due to their toxicity.
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Colorful

The vibrant colors of the lionfish attract divers.

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A lionfish's striking appearance is often highlighted in aquariums.
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Invasive

Lionfish are considered an invasive species in the Atlantic.

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The presence of lionfish disrupts local marine ecosystems.
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