Tuna do lay eggs (oviparous).
Not all fish lay eggs, those that don't, like some sharks, usually retain the eggs and they hatch inside the mother. This is called ovoviviparous.
Some sharks are viviparous, giving birth to live pups that did not hatch from an egg inside the mother. These sharks are able to obtain food from the mother and also by eating their weaker siblings.
It depends on the species. Most tuna, such as bluefin tuna has a dark grey meat, whereas albacore or albacore tuna is white. In the U.S., only albacore tuna can be marketed as "white meat tuna."
a tuna can lay more than 6,000 eggs in 24 hours
An Albacore is a species of Tuna
Albacore is a specific type of tuna that is regulated by the USDA. Canned tuna unspecified can be any type of tuna.
Albacore is a variety of tuna fish.
Yes, Albacore is a type of tuna fish.
Albacore.
not really its usually albacore tuna
The albacore tuna has a variety of different names that people use to refer to it. Some of these include pigfish, Pacific albacore, tombo ahi and longfin.
A Tuna fish.
An albacore is a tuna.
Yellowfin tuna is known for its mild flavor and firm texture, while albacore tuna has a milder taste and a softer texture. In terms of nutritional value, yellowfin tuna is higher in protein and lower in fat compared to albacore tuna.