Renewable
Renewable
Yes a tuna can is a non renewable resource because it is metal. and metal can be reproduced in a long time
Tuna and all fish are a renewable resource if they are fished sustainably, that is, if they are not overfished. Enough young fish must be left to grow and breed so there will always be more.
Tuna is a renewable resource because it can reproduce and replenish its population over time. However, overfishing and poor management practices can deplete tuna stocks and threaten their sustainability.
No, a mason jar is not a renewable resource. It is not a natural occurring substance that can be renewed. Glass, however is a renewable resource.
Use a empty, clean tuna can.
No, it is not. "Resourse" does not exist as a word in English.The correct spelling is resource.Some example sentences are:Solar power is a renewable resource.Another renewable resource is hydro power.The resource supply was empty.
Tuna is called tuna because tuna is fish. The breed of fish is called Tuna noooooo. ofcourse not. tuna is called tuna since the fish of tuna does not equal salmon so tuna can be sometimes defined as tuna rather than tuna so that the tuna species of tuna are tuna is like the tuna tuna . get tuna it? tuna? Haha very funny!! When I read it I was rolling on the floor in mirth! WHAT THE HELL IS MIRTH?
The plural of tuna remains tuna.
there is no rat in tuna TUNA IS MADE OF FISH
You can get four tins of tuna out of one tuna fish.