Assertion: lionfish | /r/HasAspect | known predators
Facets:
value: in the atlantic
type: LOCATION
value: in caribbean
type: LOCATION
value: outside of its native habitat
type: LOCATION
value: besides humans
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: This is largely because lionfish have no known predators and reproduce all year long; a mature female releases roughly two million eggs a year.
text: They have no know predators, besides humans.
text: Originating in the Pacific Ocean, the lionfish has no known predator in the Atlantic Ocean.
text: Another interesting lionfish fact is that lionfish have no known predators outside of its native habitat, though there are reports that grouper, gray triggerfish and large eels have eaten healthy, uninjured lionfish in the Caribbean Sea.
text: This is largely because Lionfish have no known predators and reproduce all year long; a mature female releases roughly two million eggs a year!
text: Lionfish have no known predators in the Atlantic and Caribbean.
text: Lionfish have no known predators here and reproduce all year long; a mature female lionfish releases roughly two million eggs a year, which are then widely dispersed by ocean currents.
text: It also has no known predators in the eastern Atlantic and Caribbean, so it threatens the health of coral reefs and other marine ecosystems.
text: Scientists believe that the increasing population of lionfish is largely because lionfish have no known predators and reproduce very frequently.