Sep 17, 2010 • Truro, MA, USA

Thunnus thynnus

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[audio:https://coseenow.net/podcast//2010/09/og43.mp3]

This time I’m playing an episode from a podcast I host and produce for the Encyclopedia of Life.

The series is called One Species at a Time, and each story is a tribute to a different creature that swims, scampers, flutters, wriggles, burrows, or blossoms. Have a listen here, and at www.eol.org.

Slideshow

A torpedo of a fish. Credit: Greenpeace.

Eye to eye with a giant Atlantic bluefin tuna. Credit: Andrew Cummings.

Tagging tuna is a sport in itself. Credit: Andrew Cummings.

Every tagged tuna is released. Credit: Andrew Cummings.

Education Standards

National Science Education Standards Grade 5 to 8

National Science Education Standards Grade 9 to 12

Ocean Literacy Principles

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Thunnus thynnus

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