Bluefin tuna populations have significantly declined due to overfishing and high demand in sushi and sashimi markets. International regulations, such as quotas and fishing bans, have been implemented to help restore their numbers, but recovery has been slow. Additionally, habitat degradation and climate change pose further threats to their survival. Conservation efforts continue to be essential for the sustainability of bluefin tuna populations.
not really its usually albacore tuna
one has big eyes and the other has a blue fin
Steele blue/grey
one has blue fins one has yellow
Blue Fin (tuna)
Tha...that shurent happened you should shek wit a local phisisian or doctor cos you maight be allergic
sword fish :)
The Mako Shark and Blue-fin tuna are two.
3 to four, maybeys 5
A bluefin tuna can cost anywhere between $2,000 and $20,000 depending on size.
No. The SailFish is the fastest fish in the world. Next comes the Striped Marlin, then the Wahoo, and the Southern Blue Fin Tuna is fourth.
they can swim up to 43 miles(70 kilometers) per hour