March 24, 2014
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7:00Now PlayingLion fish might look pretty but they are gluttonous pests that are threatening the ecosystem of the Caribbean Sea. They eat whatever they can swallow, and with their venomous spikes, they have virtually no natural enemies. They are also unpopular among fishermen, who fear their painful sting. But the marine protection organization, Blue Ventures, is waging war on the fish, which breed so quickly that they are posing a threat to the Belize Barrier Reef, the world's second largest after Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Intent on saving the reef, Jennifer Chapman of Blue Ventures is trying to create a market for lion fish in Belize. More information
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