The video features a group of divers, led by the host War, attempting to catch the poisonous Lionfish in the open sea. The Lionfish is an invasive species that has entered the host's country's waters through the Suez Canal and is causing harm to the native fish population. The group uses harpoons to hunt the fish, and the host explains the dangers of the Lionfish's venom, which can be deadly to humans. The video shows the divers successfully catching two large Lionfish, and the host provides information about the fish's habits and the importance of removing them from the sea. The video also features the host and his team discussing the challenges of filming underwater and the importance of caution when handling the venomous fish.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The target of the video is the Poisonous Lionfish.
2. Lionfish are a type of fish that have incredible venom in their spines.
3. The venom of the lionfish is strong enough to kill a person.
4. Lionfish have invaded the waters of the speaker's country from the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea through the Suez Canal.
5. Lionfish eat the eggs of other fish species, preventing them from hatching.
6. Lionfish also prevent other fish species from surviving by eating them and taking over their habitats.
7. The only way to stop lionfish is to hunt them with a harpoon.
8. Authorities encourage the hunting of lionfish.
9. Lionfish have taken over the waters of Turkey, including a 25-kilometer pasture.
10. The speaker and his team are diving to hunt for lionfish at the bottom of buoys.
11. The lionfish has a high protein-based poison in its spines.
12. The antidote for lionfish poison is available at Akdeniz University.
13. The speaker's friend was stung by a lionfish and was bedridden for weeks.
14. Lionfish can be found in shallow waters, including a beach in Antalya where people swim.
15. The speaker and his team successfully caught two lionfish during their dive.
16. The lionfish are removed from the water to prevent them from harming other fish species.
17. The speaker warns viewers not to touch lionfish, as their poison can be deadly.
18. The speaker and his team are promoting awareness about the dangers of lionfish and encouraging others to hunt them.
Note: Some of the facts may be repeated or mentioned in different ways throughout the text, but I have tried to extract the most important and relevant information.