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25. By targeting bigger fish, we are breeding populations of smaller and weaker fish.

Tue Jan 26, 2016, 07:53 AM

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Record-breaking tuna caught off Wakayama port [View all] yuiyoshida Jan 2016 OP

Roll that up with some rice and seaweed geomon666 Jan 2016 #1

Well... pinboy3niner Jan 2016 #2

Trust me. That fish will NOT end up in little cans. :>))))) pangaia Jan 2016 #4

919.328 lbs... Wow. sakabatou Jan 2016 #3

I have no problem killing most animals. AngryAmish Jan 2016 #17

correct G_j Jan 2016 #22

I agree. beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #18

Hope they test it for radiation before selling it. n/t dixiegrrrrl Jan 2016 #6

Not to Be a Sushi-pooper, but The Roux Comes First Jan 2016 #7

Is it Charlie??? riversedge Jan 2016 #8

"Sorry, Charlie" pinboy3niner Jan 2016 #9

Someone please pass the wasabi? lpbk2713 Jan 2016 #10

Sad. hunter Jan 2016 #11

AGREED .. NT saturnsring Jan 2016 #12

This makes me sad. cwydro Jan 2016 #13

It is sad...must be a really old one to have lasted so long... joeybee12 Jan 2016 #14

The top 1% are eating a species into extinction NickB79 Jan 2016 #15

Fire up the grill Aerows Jan 2016 #16

Maguro! yuiyoshida Jan 2016 #19

:) Aerows Jan 2016 #20

dou itashimashite yuiyoshida Jan 2016 #23

Toro...yum. hay rick Jan 2016 #21