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Fished out
If you buy a fish sandwich in Britain today you can be fairly sure it will not contain Thunnus thynnus, otherwise known as the Atlantic bluefin tuna. Overfishing means these zeppelin-shaped leviathans – they can grow to a length of four metres – are severely threatened, so serving them up has become taboo, writes Stephen Gardner.
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If you buy a fish sandwich in Britain today you can be fairly sure it will not contain Thunnus thynnus, otherwise known as the Atlantic bluefin tuna. Overfishing means these zeppelin-shaped leviathans – they can grow to a length of four metres – are severely threatened, so serving them up has become taboo, writes Stephen Gardner.
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