The reason you can't buy live tuna 🤨

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📜 Story:
Discover the fascinating reason why you can't buy live tuna in our latest video! Delve into the unique biology of these fierce ocean predators, which must keep swimming continuously to survive. Learn about the intriguing process of ram ventilation, which enables tuna to breathe by forcing water over their gills. Explore the challenges of catching and processing tuna, and how their inability to stop swimming—even when asleep—makes it impossible to keep them alive once they're brought ashore. Unravel the mystery of these incredible fish and how their distinctive characteristics impact the seafood industry.

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The reason you can't buy live tuna 🤨

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