Animals
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Invasive Specie: Growing Population of Lionfish in the Mediterranean Poses Threat to Ecosystem
Recent proposal has been given that the number of lionfish in the areas of Mediterranean have been increasing.This poses a huge threat not just to the ecosystem but also to the people living near the area.
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