Ciguatera

Ciguateras are poisonous fish found in tropical and subtropical regions around the world. They live in rivers, lakes and other bodies of water, and often feed on other fish, frogs and insects.

However, in addition to their toxicity, ciguateras are also interesting and beautiful fish. These fish come in a variety of colors and patterns, from bright orange to black, and look very attractive to aquarium hobbyists.

There are known cases of death as a result of ciguatera poisoning. In many countries around the world it is prohibited to catch and sell ciguateras, as they are considered dangerous and can cause serious illness and even death.

Despite their toxicity, ciguators are also an interesting subject for the study of science and biology. Scientists study their behavior, nutrition, reproduction and interaction with other fish species. In addition, studying ciguateras can help find new ways to combat these dangerous animals.

Ciguateras pose a serious threat to the environment and people. To protect yourself from these fish, you must follow safety rules when handling them and do not use them for food or fishing. However, if you do encounter ciguatera, it is important to seek medical attention immediately and follow your doctors instructions.