Fishing for Hawaiian lionfish

The Hawaiian lionfish, also known as the Hawaiian turkeyfish, is a striking marine species with elongated, venomous fin spines and a banded pattern of reddish-brown and white. Found in the rocky reefs and lagoons of the Hawaiian Islands, it typically grows up to 7 inches in length and weighs a few ounces. It exhibits solitary and nocturnal behavior, using its pectoral fins to corner prey. This summary is AI generated