Toxic fireflies also appear in Mljet National Park: “It’s dangerous for people”

[ad_1]

Contents

Photo A fish never seen before appeared in the Adriatic Sea! Her name is Surgeon VideoNikolina Pišek’s villa, worth more than 1 million euros, is stunning, and one detail in particular stands out Grandson visits grandma too much in nursing home, now threatened by police Dinamo has made a big deal! We have found out the details and an important person has arrived in Zagreb “Patients insist on doing a search because they think it’s the ‘holy grail,’ but that couldn’t be further from the truth.”A trend that we couldn’t imagine 10 years ago is becoming a staple in every wardrobe. Do you remember?A 500 million euro headache: national pride ‘collapses’ a year after opening

It is also found in Mljet National Park Fire truckThe lionfish, an invasive fish with poisonous spines, was confirmed in the national park on Wednesday, and they noted that the appearance of this fish is just one of the harbingers of new images of the Adriatic Sea, when the water temperature was 24 degrees. ° C. An individual with a length of 16 centimeters was observed, which was photographed by marine biologist Petar Kružić, full professor at the Faculty of Sciences and Mathematics.

“It is only when we come into contact with the fish, that is, when we are stung by its sting, that it becomes dangerous to humans. At present, we cannot say whether it exists Very big danger For people, given that there are not many copies, “said Kružić. He explained that the bigger problem is the underwater world, that is, the biodiversity of the Adriatic Sea, since lionfish are very voracious and the greatest danger threatens our small endemic species, such as flatfish and midges.

Have you seen her?

Photo A fish never seen before appeared in the Adriatic Sea! Her name is Surgeon

“The lionfish have definitely settled down. The southern Adriatic Sea. It has been here for several years and it will definitely be included in the list of species of fish in the Adriatic and Adriatic Seas, ”Kruzic noted. The firefish, lionfish or guppy with the scientific name Pterios Miles continues to spread in the Adriatic Sea, after its presence was previously confirmed on the Montenegrin coast, in the regions of Vis, Cavtat, Korčula and Lastovo.

It is an invasive fish with poisonous spines, so be careful when fishing. The poison is not heat-resistant, that is, it can be neutralized by heat. Therefore, once stung, the stung area should be immediately immersed in hot water at 40-45°C. They are her natural enemies Octopus and grouper, Therefore, their protection is one of the measures to control the spread. In addition, they can be caught and consumed. NP Mljet said that lionfish are edible, so they can be used as food, but care should be taken when catching and cleaning them.

Photo BBC has revealed the 12 most fascinating abandoned buildings in the world. Croatian taunts are also on the list