Completely farm raised bluefin tuna
A dream has come true of completely farm-raising bluefin tuna to aid sustainability of marine stocks worldwide From the development of fish farming technologies of commercially important fish to practical models of industry-supporting research and completely farm-raising bluefin tuna, the Fisheries Laboratory aims at attaining the world's highest level of research and education. Completed-cycle culture to replenish depleted fish stocks The bluefin tuna is the most prized of 1he tuna family. It is a large fish that grows to 3 m in length and 500 kg in weight as an adult. As the result of its good taste and high price, it has been overfished in recent years, resulting in the decrease in numbers. As a countermeasure, action has been taken worldwide to reduce catches. Today, a large quantity of the marketed bluefin tuna is farm-raised, which comes from wild-caught seed that have been raised to marketable size. If the fry are overfished, it is foreseen that farm-raised numbers will also decline. To maintain supplies under such severe conditions, technology for completely farm-raising bluefin tuna is needed. This technology Involves raising artificially hatched larvae to adults, collecting eggs from them and artificially hatching those eggs to create the next generation. The fish are farm-raised in all stages without requiring wild stock. fish farm fish farming Tuna Overfishing bluefin tuna, bluefintuna, giant bluefin bigeye tuna tuna nutrition facts how to start fish farming business fish farming blue fin tuna value blue fin tuna migration blue fin tuna pics blue fin tuna habitat how much is a blue fin tuna worth northern blue fin tuna blue fin tuna regulations blue fin tuna images blue fin tuna population blue fin tuna speed blue fin tuna sashimi cost of blue fin tuna big blue fin tuna blue fin tuna farming blue fin tuna for sale blue fin tuna wiki tuna blue fin blue fin tuna endangered blue fin tuna fish most expensive blue fin tuna blue fin tuna size biggest blue fin tuna blue fin tuna sushi blue tuna fish southern blue fin tuna blue fin tuna fishing blue finned tuna blue tuna overfishing in new england overfishing in america overfishing in the united states overfishing problems in the ocean statistics of overfishing articles about overfishing overfished fish list overfishing of the oceans overfishing in florida article on overfishing possible solutions to overfishing overfishing in oceans overfishing the oceans overfishing in the pacific ocean problem of overfishing overfishing the ocean pros and cons of overfishing overfishing of cod facts on overfishing overfishing cod ocean overfishing overfishing laws ways to stop overfishing overfishing in the ocean overfishing facts for kids the effects of overfishing effect of overfishing problems of overfishing history of overfishing how can we stop overfishing how to prevent overfishing overfishing video stop overfishing what causes overfishing overfishing in hawaii solutions for overfishing overfishing in japan how to stop overfishing why is overfishing a problem overfishing effects overfishing in australia solutions to overfishing overfishing articles overfishing solutions effects of overfishing overfishing problems overfishing facts
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It takes ten pounds of sardines for one pound of bluefin tuna meat. 10:1
This is an endangered species, stop eating it. Switch to tilapia because it's already too late for the bluefin -
I really doubt any of this is true. Farm fish taste distinctly different, because of the food they eat and their stresses. Not to mention the lack of similar exercise. Also, its not as if farming it is much better. This creates massive pollution to bays and near shore areas where they do this, as well as spreading diseases into wild populations from the overcrowding these fish go through. Not to mention they also fuck up the wild populations when they escape, since these are unhealtheir than their wild counterparts. The Japanese really need to cease with the uninhibited slaughter of Tunas and whales. For a modern country, they have little care for their environment, at least beyond that of their own country.
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Same as usual, farm breed it, give it CRAP food and change it's DNA/GMO and then wonder why cancer and "mystery illnesses" are on the rise. Overfishing, housing prices and frightful traffic might let us know WE'RE the problem. Humans are so heavily overpopulated it's insane! It's difficult to keep up with the human demand in contrast to Earth's supply yet we're still breeding as fast as ever!
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im high as fuck bois
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fk japanese instead of eating animals in risk of extinction your should eat invasive animals like the lion fish, asian carp or snake head you fk ignorants
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Good, this is what I want to hear, tuna farming, we should farm almost every animal and fishes out there that we consume for meat 'humanely...'
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Those are yellow fin
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kinky university
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Fine that is only what we need!! They have made genetically tune and now they want the public to accept it. There are too many people and we need to educate the mind of people insted of waiting and waiting until something drastically happens like the bible is not happening but we are make it happen just like making a Hollywood film....
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I am from the pacific area, and really can help this industry. If whoever in this doc interested. Please contact myself and we can go from there.
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I live in North Carolina and i think with the way our coast is this would be a great way to breed and stock our waterways.
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Scary!....Now farmers and big business - the Japanese want to mess with tuna - a wild creature of the sea. These people have a history of over fishing, depleting whale populations to the brink of extinction, and now gmo'd tuna farming!....and that isn't even bringing up other management and conservation failures such as Fukashima.
People!....Stop thinking sushi is shiek and cool. Its fine, but not when it feeds into ruthless industry with only monetary objectives and at the cost of our oceans.
I label Japan as the #1 offending country on the globe. -
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I bet they don't taste as good as wild caught and by feeding them "feed" I bet that it will only cause problems on down the line for the people eating that crap.
I think tuna sucks anyways. -
If they are needing to genetically modify it and feed it unnatural meal like pork and other animal bi products. The animal is already extinct. How sad Kinky University students your not helping by doing this
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In this business your going to unintentionally kill alot of raised tuna because to the level of difficulty it is to raise a tuna from hatchery to adult size tunas.
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why not just release the frys to the big ocean
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Humans will find a way to make them live... whether they want to or not. We'll force them. They'd probably rather die than live like that. But, they don't really have a choice in the matter, do they. If ya threw a gun in there, one of them would probably figure out how to use it.
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damn i watched this video already in 2014 and i cant even remember
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