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This is a horizontal clamp fitted to the fileting table where invasive Lionfish are gutted and prepared for restaurants. The flesh of the venomous fish is excellent white meat and only the spines are dangerous.
The venomous dorsal spines of the fish are clamped between long flat jaws that both cover
and hold the fish in place, keeping the fishmonger safe, but also squeeze out and collect the venom that runs out of the clamped spines and into a groove that empties into a reservoir.
Some incredibly useful stuff will be found in this most painful of venoms by researchers who have not had enough venom to work with.
"Excellent white meat" ? Only vaguely related idea ...
Spray-on_20Implants
I've not had the opportunity to taste them yet ... And, I hope they do not spread to where I'll be able to. [normzone, Feb 20 2025]
Some incredibly useful stuff will be found in this most painful of venoms by researchers who have not had enough venom to work with.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lionfish
Pterois venom can cause systemic effects such as pain, nausea, vomiting, fever, headache, numbness, paresthesia, diarrhea, sweating, temporary paralysis of the limbs, respiratory insufficiency, heart failure, convulsions, and can be fatal. [normzone, Feb 20 2025]
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