Cyprus puts invasive lionfish on the menu as Mediterranean seas rapidly transform

Cyprus puts invasive lionfish on the menu as Mediterranean seas rapidly transform

A popular form of climate adaptation is happening off Cyprus: Invasive lionfish are being caught, cleaned, and turned into food. The backdrop is the Mediterranean Sea, which is in a fast transition, with scientists estimating that a new non-native species appears every two weeks. What's happening? Working near Cyprus, a skipper named Pepis assists researchers by pulling lionfish from experimental traps, removing their venomous spines, and prepar…