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Hungry Hungry Lionfish | What Sam Sees

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In this episode of "What Sam Sees," Sam learns about an invasive species called the lionfish, a majestic predator that will eat just about anything in its path. Join Sam as she interviews experts and finds out how divers are helping protect the marine ecosystem from this fish.
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Hungry Hungry Lionfish | What Sam Sees
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