Assertion: lionfish's predator | /r/HasProperty | natural
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text: Lionfish have no natural predators beyond the Indo-Pacific, so invasive populations swell unchecked by nature.
text: With venomous spines, lionfish have few natural predators in their native habitat, and no native predators in the Atlantic and Caribbean region.
text: Do lionfish have natural predators in the Indo-Pacific Oceans and Red Sea?
text: Lionfish can live in excess of 15 years and have no natural predators in the Western Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea or Gulf of Mexico that are capable of controlling the burgeoning lionfish population.
text: Without any natural predators in the coastal waters of the U.S. Southeast and the Caribbean, the lionfish are thriving.
text: Because they are an invasive species, lionfish have no natural predators, so they exist outside the local Gulf and Caribbean ecosystems.
text: Lionfish can live in excess of 15 years and have no natural predators in the Western Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea or Gulf of Mexico that are capable of controlling the burgeoning lionfish population.
text: Lionfish have no natural predators in their invasive range.
text: Lionfish have no natural predators partly due to their venomous spines.
text: Native to the Middle East and Pacific Ocean, lionfish have no natural predators here.
text: And unlike other successful invaders, like tiger shrimp, lionfish have no natural predators to keep populations under control.
text: Even though lionfish is carnivorous and born as natural predator, it could be starved when there is no fish that swims closer.
text: Because of their extraordinarily painful venom, lionfish have no natural predators.
text: The non-native lionfish lacks natural predators and is harming native wildlife and habitat.
text: With venomous spines, lionfish have few natural predators in their native habitat, and no native predators in the Atlantic and Caribbean region.