Animals
Have At 'Em: Wildlife Officials Work To Open The Doors To Unlimited Hunting Of Lionfish In Florida
In an act to defend local wildlife, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission expressed on Wednesday their hope to change laws that will promote the fishing of lionfish in the area.
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