The lionfish is a small fish that lives in the ocean. Their appearance is quite strange, the appearance characteristic is a little like the lion, therefore gets the name. They have some very distinct spines on their dorsal fin with poison glands. The above characteristics are very obvious and can be easily observed when observing. In addition, the color of lionfish is also very eye-catching, is very bright. Their body surface is generally yellow, and there are some other color stripes, some are red, some are brown and so on. On the whole, they are very obvious in the sea water because of their bright colors.
Lionfish live in the ocean, can be a variety of animals as their own food, and in the food chain position is relatively high, very few animals can become lionfish natural enemies. This is because lionfish have many ways to protect themselves. One of the means of protection already described above is the toxicity of lionfish. When their lives are threatened, the lionfish will release venom, paralyze each other and take advantage of the opportunity to escape.
Another way for lionfish to protect themselves is to change color. Generally speaking, they live in coral clumps, whose color is similar to their body color, which can play a role in protecting themselves. When the color of the surrounding changes, the color of the lionfish's body will change accordingly, which is a very good survival skill. Using this skill not only enables lionfish to better protect themselves, but also plays a role in their predation, confusing the small fish around them.
