Here’s the kicker: The global tuna industry is worth around $40 billion annually. That’s more than the GDP of some small countries. And yet, only 15% of that tuna is caught with any sustainable method.
But wait—there’s hope. The skipjack tuna (the one in your cheap can) is actually doing okay. It breeds like a rabbit of the sea. Meanwhile, the bluefin tuna can be worth as much as a used car—$3 million for a single fish in Japan. That fish better come with heated seats and a GPS.
Ultimate Guide To Protecting Fish Habitats: The Anglers' Role
