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These large tuna, named for the colour of their fins, can retain body heat above the surrounding water's temperature.

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Your new ahaBluefin Tuna

Bluefin Tuna: A large, fast-swimming fish prized in commercial fishing. Source: Atlantic bluefin tuna

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