@wilurbean
The lack of fear speaks to their place in the food chain
@-Sailesel
"RIP to my 18 homies. I'm built different though" He was in fact, not built different
@ToothCracker
You can tell that these Lion Fish have enjoyed life without natural predators. They have no sense of self preservation.
@MasterSethern
The 19th fish was like, "I'm glad I'm not as stupid as all those other 18 Lionfish"
@Kalthon00
Lionfish sees it's brethren getting caught. Lionfish - Skill Issue, couldn't be me.
@mikellewis2346
I never in my life thought any kinda fish would just stay still while you merk so many of them within a 5 foot square area. No fear.
@immortalstar0138
Lionfish getting obliterated Lionfish: 🗿
@mikeymiiiike9880
Bro I had no idea your spear was powered by a elastic band. For whatever reason I just thought you stabbed manually. I remember whatching your videos thinking. Damn he fast lol
@sharonslocum3798
Glad there are divers who help by catching invasive fish. And pick up some trash along the way. Thank you from someone who cares, but can't swim. Love watching the videos of ocean animals and their lives.
@thatarmyveteranguy2490
They literally just sit there seeing there comrades speared & packed thinking to themselves that I’m invincible!
@Kucing_Gede
Lionfish seeing their comrades get sniped: "Oh no.....anyway"
@HoosierPete69.
They are used to being untouchable that they don't even flinch when the fish next to them is taken.😂
@fauver8522
I love how you showed us that you got them all! My OCD loves seeing them all taken out. Thank you!
@SushiBandit28
During evolution I bet lionfish weren’t thinking about the bipedal apes who invented gas tanks.
@restfulstillness2274
This is like watching a real-life playthrough of someone completing a side quest of a video game: spear and capture 19 lionfish in one minute. 😮
@andrew1898
The one that runs away must never be allowed to escape
@user-gr4zt3nv7l
"Shooting fish in a barrel" lost its meaning to "it's as easy as, snipping lion fish in the ocean". lol
@comfortablynumb9342
I'm very impressed with how fast you can spear one and be ready so fast to get another. And since I grew up in Florida and I've been fishin for 48 years, I appreciate you getting lionfish out of the environment. It's important and y'all wiped out a bunch. Great work.
@waxbruh5965
I just LOVE that they watch their friends being taken one by one, and some Even turn around like “couldn’t be me” lmao
@youngfreshsandwitch