Mediterranean's invasive species, lionfish, is brought into the economy in Turkey

Mediterranean's invasive species "Lionfish" is brought into the economy The lion fish, which was released to the sea when caught 4 years ago, is sold between 70 and 150 TL per kilo of water these days. MERSIN - The 'Lionfish', one of the invasive species of the Mediterranean, has started to gain economic value with the studies carried out in recent years. Lionfish, which was released to the sea when caught 4 years ago, is sold between 70 and 150 TL per kilo these days. In Mersin, which also has an important place in Turkey's seafood products, efforts are underway to bring invasive species into consumption and economy. In this context, an information and experience sharing event for the fishermen in Erdemli was held with the support of the Chamber of Shipping and the Mediterranean Conservation Society, hosted by Slow Fish Mersin. Previously, information about the 'Lionfish', one of the invasive species of the Mediterranean, was given by the expert and experienced team. Afterwards, ...