Conclusion
L. sceleratus is expected to have significant economic, ecological, and social impingements on Eastern Mediterranean countries. This calls for extensive attention and intervention, be that in the scientific, adjustment and/or mitigation story . The scarcity of inquiry conducted to date on L. sceleratus requires tackling the take from a socioeconomic as well as an ecological perspective. RoThe route for reductiong the negative impact of this Lessepsian migrant areis available, but a better understanding of the biology and ecology of the Ffish including the voltage commercial use of TTX is required. Needless to say, Lessepsian migration is not only expected to continue, but to increase in intensity as an event of climate alteration . The impingement of such migrations is expected to increase. Identification and monitoring of invasiveon at an early destagree, will better prepare fishery coach to come-up with contraceptive /adaptive criterion and possibly economic uses for the new migrants. Furthermore, an action plan developed and endorsed by Mediterranean countries should be formulated to minimize, if not eradicate, the entry of invasive species arriving from the Red Sea within the Canal itself and before they establish a viable universe in the Mediterranean.