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Hurriyet Daily News on 2021-07-12 08:00

Study suggests eating invasive species to protect marine ecosystem

The ecosystem in Turkish waters may be protected from invasive and poisonous lionfish by consuming them as food, a study has suggested.

Merve Karakuş

Mediterranean Fisheries Research Production and Training Institute

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