Well, they don't exactly have babies. The female tuna lays eggs- up to 30 million very tiny eggs. These are fertilized by the male tuna after they are laid. A very few of the 30 million eggs will grow into baby tuna.
now this type of question would make most people feel mentally challenged.....so i am going to guess and say that fish do not have chromosomes
I could not find how many specifically for a tuna however fish do have chromosomes
yes,they have live babies yes,they have live babies yes,they have live babies
not really its usually albacore tuna
one has big eyes and the other has a blue fin
Steele blue/grey
one has blue fins one has yellow
Blue Fin (tuna)
sword fish :)
The Mako Shark and Blue-fin tuna are two.
3 to four, maybeys 5
A bluefin tuna can cost anywhere between $2,000 and $20,000 depending on size.
Tuna is a pelagic fish found in tropical waters. They are fast swimmers and has a fusi form or streamlined body shape which helps it to move faster. It has long and continuous swimming so it needs more energy. There are many different types of tuna, this include skipjack tuna, yellow fin tuna , blue fin tuna. Tunas are widely fished all around the world for game and sport.
No. The SailFish is the fastest fish in the world. Next comes the Striped Marlin, then the Wahoo, and the Southern Blue Fin Tuna is fourth.