Giant King Crab Catch & Cook On Tiny Tropical Island 

poured our hearts into crafting this underwater adventure, and it’s incredibly rewarding to see it resonate with you. Tiffany and I truly appreciate your support!

That's why I think he deserves much more subs.

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Thanks so much. They are very tasty

Yes it was!

Thanks so much

So good!

That day we were diving 37- 65’

Tiffany fraid a snake 🫶🏼🤣

Lol

Glad you enjoyed it

Yeah she a bad diver now sah lol

Thank you

Thank you! Cheers!

Hey, thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately, now is really a bad time for me, and I won’t be available to collaborate. I appreciate your understanding.

@@Sfjlifestyle no worries my friend i hope all is well 👌🏽 take care

Same to you

Big up eno elder

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@@Sfjlifestyle Supporting Raj !

the lionfish is venomous, not poisonous. The distinction is that venomous creatures deliver toxins via a bite, sting, or similar method, while poisonous organisms release toxins when touched or eaten. Lionfish have venomous spines, which can cause painful stings. Cleaning the lionfish in the ocean helps to neutralize the venom and reduce the risk of stings to humans because the venom degrades faster in water. Proper handling and disposal of lionfish are important for safety and to mitigate their impact on marine ecosystems.

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