V zalivu Stiniva na hrvaškem otoku Vis so opazili invazivno rdečemorsko plamenko. Njen vbod povzroča izjemno hude bolečine, v nekaterih primerih lahko povzroči tudi resne posledice, veliko grožnjo pa predstavlja tudi za lokalni ekosistem.
Oglaševanje
Na manj kot desetih metrih globine v zalivu Stiniva so opazili rdečemorsko plamenko (Pterois miles), je poročal Morski.hr.
To ribo so v Jadranu prvič opazili leta 2019. Hrvaški inštitut za oceanografijo in ribištvo je v preteklosti že opozoril , da je glede na dinamiko in trende širjenja toploljubnih vrst, povezanih s segrevanjem morja, pričakovati, da se bodo pojavljale vse pogosteje.
Žival se tako vse hitreje širi po Jadranskem morju, zaradi agresivnega plenjenja pa predstavlja vse večjo grožnjo domačim morskim vrstam in občutljivim ekosistemom. Hrvaška je zato začela izvajati prve organizirane aktivnosti za njen izlov .
Riba je užitna in celo zelo okusna
Rdečemorska plamenka je invazivna indijsko-pacifiška vrsta, ki se hrani z avtohtonimi vrstami rib in je znana po hitrem širjenju po Sredozemlju.
Vse njene bodice so strupene. Vbod povzroča izjemno hude bolečine, v nekaterih primerih lahko povzroči tudi resne posledice, zato je priporočljiv obisk zdravnika. Na Inštitutu za oceanografijo so pojasnili, da je tako kot pri drugih jadranskih ribah s strupenimi hrbtenicami strup občutljiv na vročino, kar pomeni, da ga lahko nevtraliziramo z vročino – najbolje tako, da se mesto vboda čim prej potopi v vodo s temperaturo med 40 in 45 stopinjami Celzija za 30 do 90 minut.
Rdečemorsko plamenko je pogosto mogoče opaziti v bližini podvodnih grebenov in manjših globinah, ki so dostopne podvodnim ribičem in rekreativnim potapljačem. Kljub temu da je riba nevarna, je užitna in po ocenah poznavalcev tudi odličnega okusa.
Vrsta v slovenskem morju še ni bila potrjeno zabeležena.
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