Fisherwoman: After my divorce, I became rich by fishing at sea

If you can see lobster whiskers, there must be lobsters. Fu Wan finally felt relieved. Today's trip was not in vain!

At this time, the little green dragon in the coral reef cave did not realize the danger. In her excitement, Fu Wan did not even take any tools. She just reached her hands into the reef cave and immediately pulled out a little green dragon along the lobster's antennae.

But when she caught the little green dragon, she was a little dissatisfied.

It’s nothing, this little green dragon is just too small!

She gestured twice, and the tail of the little green dragon that she had finally found was not even half the width of her palm.

It is truly a "little" blue dragon!

Fu Wan shook her head helplessly, and finally loosened her grip and let it go.

You should know that the only edible part of the little blue dragon is its tail. If it is too small, it will be top-heavy and there is not much meat on the tail. It is better to let it go and wait until it grows up a little.

The little green dragon was still struggling, but the restraining force suddenly disappeared. After it reacted, it immediately ran away at the fastest speed of a shrimp. The mud and sand it brought up immediately made the sea water turbid.

The lobster just now was not big enough, so Fu Wan could only continue searching in the hole under the coral reef.

There are definitely lobsters here, you just have to look carefully.

I don’t know if the noise of catching lobsters just now disturbed the other shrimps in the lobster cave. Fu Wan lifted up all the nearby coral reefs, but didn’t see a single lobster.

Looks like we have to change places.

She turned nimbly like a fish and was about to head to the nearby coral reef when a beautiful lionfish swam slowly past her not far away.

Lionfish, also known as Pterodon scorpionfish, are considered edible marine fish in the region. They are small to medium-sized, ranging in length from 25 to 40 centimeters. The lionfish in front of Fu Wan was clearly young; she estimated it to be no more than 30 centimeters long.

But she couldn't help but sigh inwardly. This lionfish was truly beautiful. It was yellow with red and brown stripes, and its pectoral fins spread out like a peacock's tail. (Lionfish online photo, please delete if infringing.) It's truly beautiful! Beautiful things in the biological world often harbor danger, and lionfish are no exception. Fu Wan had been taught by Boss Fu since she was a child to stay away from this fish, knowing that the venomous spines on its back were no joke.

If you are stung by the stinger, you may suffer from headaches, dizziness, swelling of the injured area at the mildest, or even death at the worst.

Fu Wan had never seen a lionfish since her rebirth. When she saw this fish, she was afraid that she would disturb this little cutie, so she simply stopped and waited for the lionfish to swim away instead of swimming elsewhere.

However, this lionfish obviously had no intention of leaving. It slowly swayed to the edge of the coral reef and then stopped there!

At this time, its pectoral fins were spread out, and its bright colors almost blended into the coral reef next to it. If Fu Wan had not just seen it swim over and stop there, she would not have been able to tell where the lionfish was.

This lionfish is clearly guarding the reef waiting for fish, preparing to ambush some enemy species!

Sure enough, the next second, a small sea fish emerged from the coral reef, approached the coral reef and greedily ate the seaweed growing on it.

But the moment it got closer, the lionfish attacked quickly, and in the blink of an eye, the small sea fish was swallowed by the lionfish.

What a great hunting show in the sea!

The same principle applies to marine ecology as to terrestrial ecology: the strong prey on the weak.

Thinking of this, Fu Wan was about to leave after admiring the lionfish's ferocious hunting process. Suddenly, her eyes blurred and a long fish jumped out from the mud and sand, then bit the lionfish next to it. Fu Wan was so scared that she instinctively retreated several meters.

She could still see the situation clearly from a distance. The lionfish obviously did not expect that there was something hiding in the mud and sand. After struggling for several times, it was still dragged into the mud and sand by the thing, and finally gradually became motionless.

Oh my god, that long strip is clearly the devil worm that the locals are talking about!

The devil worm is also called the rock sandworm, and its scientific name is Bobbit worm. This thing has segments on its body, which is somewhat similar to the centipede on land.

However, the Bobbit worm is much more ferocious than the centipede, and its coloring is also very colorful, with dark brown and golden red complementing each other, like a rainbow. Bobbit worm pictures on the Internet, please delete if you infringe, billions of points of fear. This sea worm generally lives in waters between 10 and 40 meters deep. It likes to hide in the mud and sand to hunt passing fish. It is extremely aggressive and has a very fast reaction speed.

Seeing that there was no movement over there, Fu Wan patted her frightened heart and wiped the sweat from her forehead.

When she touched her forehead, she remembered that there was no such thing as sweat in the sea.

Fu Wan couldn't help but laugh at herself, and then quickly turned around and swam in the opposite direction of the Bobbit worm.

After so many trips to the ocean, this was her first time encountering a Bobbit worm. You know, this thing has a tremendous pulling power, and with that ferocity, it's possible to drag a shark into the sand.

It seems that the seabed at night is not only lively, but also full of dangers.

Thinking of this, Fu Wan did not dare to be careless. She turned around and took off the harpoon on her back. If she encountered an aggressive enemy, she would at least have a weapon, right?

After swimming for another ten minutes, the fish around them became noticeably more numerous. Fu Wan resisted the urge to spear the fish and stopped at a coral reef, searching for the small blue dragon.

While looking for her, he did not forget to pray in his heart, "Goddess Mazu, please bless me and help me catch the little green dragon successfully, well, it has to be a bigger little green dragon."

She has to catch the smaller ones and then release them, what a waste of time!

Maybe Mazu really heard Fu Wan's thoughts. When she lifted up a piece of coral reef, she found four or five little green dragons hiding inside, and she caught them red-handed!

Hey, she finally found it!

Fu Wan overturned the coral reef, and then quickly covered the target with the net bag in her hand.

Fortunately, these little green dragons did not react immediately, and she held the net bag in one hand and caught the shrimps that were trying to escape with the other hand, so all five little green dragons were caught in her bag.

These little green dragons are all heavy enough, and each one is twice as big as the one that was just released.

After the little green dragon fell into the net bag, it began to struggle with a creaking sound. She simply pulled the knot on the opening of the net bag, and the opening was immediately locked.

Afterwards, she did not forget to restore the coral reefs to their original state. You know, these coral reefs are actually living things just like the flowers and plants on land.

If Fu Wan does not restore the coral reef to its original state, then the coral reef will eventually die due to the lack of mud and sand at the bottom and become an ordinary stone on the seabed.

This is common knowledge known to everyone living by the sea. When they go to the beach, they will remember to turn over the rocks.

Fu Wan was so happy that she caught five little green dragons in one go.

Tonight's trip wasn't as smooth as usual, and we even watched an underwater horror movie. But fortunately, these five little green dragons weighed at least ten pounds each, so half of the mission was accomplished.

Just as Fu Wan was dragging the net bag to head to the next coral reef, she suddenly noticed a large rock next to her that looked really strange!