Marine Ecosystems
Mediterranean Sea Comes Under Threat from Lionfish Invasion
The lionfish is a species alien to the Mediterranean Sea, but an increase in sightings has signaled the start of a lionfish invasion. Climate change resulting in warmer water has opened the door to the lionfish threat.
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