A Pacific bluefin tuna sold for $323,000. Can the species be saved?

Mongabay
Jan 12, 2018, 1:57 pm388 pts
A single Pacific bluefin tuna sold for 36.45 million yen, or $323,111, during the famed New Year auction at Tokyo’s Tsukiji fish market last Friday, Jan. 5. The sale took place amid ongoing concerns over the status of stocks of the species, Thunnus orientalis. Tsukiji is reputedly the world’s oldest and…

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A Pacific bluefin tuna sold for $323,000. Can the species be saved?

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