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eat the invaders skip to content species recipes species recipes news about news about fighting invasive species one bite at a time species rusty crayfish for the casual invasivore crayfish is hard to beat the rusty crayfish native of the ohio river basin is an aggressive highly destructive invasive species they have large rust colored spots on both sides of their shell eat me lionfish with firm white meat a mild taste and a range from north carolina to brazil lionfish might be the gateway species for invasivores eat me green crab since the green crab was first recorded in massachusetts in 1817 it has been hard to ignore it s one of the most successful coastal invaders a few minutes flipping rocks in its new range can turn up dozens brandishing claws as they retreat to the crags eat me more species about founded in 2011 eattheinvaders org is inspired by the 2004 article eat the invaders published by joe roman which proposed cooking and eating harmful invasive species when the article first appeared in audubon magazine the response was crickets and not necessarily invasive ones but the rise of the foraging and locavore movement in the early 2000s and greater awareness of the impacts of invasive lionfish green crabs and northern snakeheads have brought more attention to the idea the concept has since been featured in the new york times magazine bbc world service the guardian outside wired and more more recipes lemon pepper lionfish more dandelion and burdock beer more louisiana crawfish boil more periwinkle fritters more bigorneau à la madison more more recipes news the fish that s eating florida alive and why you should order it more one solution for invasive species put them on the menu more the u s government is begging people to eat swamp rat gumbo and iguana stew but why more more news species recipes news about search species recipes news about search accessibility legal site credit species recipes news about search species recipes news about search