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in 1986 the international marine mammal projectsponsored and supported the dolphin-safe tuna campaign.
none. there were exactly no dolphin-safe tuna brands until 1990.
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Dolphin doesn't eat tuna. Tuna are to big.
Dolphins eat an assortment of different fishes. They also eat squid. The fish the dolphins eat are cod, mullet, and herring.
"Dolphin safe" in 1990 referred to a labeling standard established to indicate that tuna fishing methods did not harm dolphins, particularly in the context of the Eastern Tropical Pacific, where many dolphins were caught in purse seine nets alongside tuna. The term gained prominence due to public concern over the significant dolphin deaths associated with tuna fishing practices. The "Dolphin Safe" label was developed to assure consumers that the tuna they purchased was sourced from fisheries that minimized or eliminated dolphin bycatch. This initiative aimed to promote more sustainable fishing practices and protect marine wildlife.
It means that the tuna is sourced from people who have instituted safety measures to try not to kill dolphins while they are catching tuna.
because it'll help save the dolphin's from extinction because they are a very beautiful and unique animal
No. Tuna is an actual fish.
Tuna is fish. A dolphin is a mammal.
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