58. Invasive species: Why not eat them?

What is a suggested solution to deal with invasive species in the programme?

• Relocate them
• Study them
• Eat them
• Avoid them

What invasive species is known for disrupting gardens in the UK?

• Deer
• Squirrels
• Foxes
• Birds

What unusual dish does a London restaurant serve made from invasive species?

• Snake stew
• Frog legs
• Squirrel kebabs
• Badger pie

Why is Japanese knotweed considered dangerous?

• It spreads diseases
• It attacks animals
• It chokes out other plants and damages buildings
• It has toxic leaves

What does the word 'resilient' mean as used in the programme?

• Rare
• Easy to remove
• Resistant to damage
• Fast growing

What can the root systems of Japanese knotweed withstand?

• Cold weather
• Molten lava
• Floods
• Strong winds

What effect have lionfish had on Belizean wildlife?

• Helped coral reefs grow
• Reduced pollution
• Negatively impacted coral reefs and native species
• Improved water quality

How much can a lionfish expand its stomach?

• 10 times
• 30 times
• 50 times
• 70 times

What campaign slogan was used to encourage eating lionfish in Belize?

• Save the Reef
• Eat the Lion
• Help the Fish
• Cook the Catch

What does 'outreach' refer to in the context of the Belize lionfish project?

• Cooking techniques
• Public education and events
• Fishing licenses
• Restaurant inspections