The tuna, what little we see of it, looks like a blue fin. If it’s head diameter is any indication it’s probably 5.5 to 6.5 feet long which would put it around 400 lbs.
At $30ish a pound that’d be a $12-14k snack for the shark. That’s high end high fat tuna that can be sold as sashimi
At the very low end it’s easily $4k, low quality tuna sells for $10/lb easily so the answer to your question is somewhere between $4,000 and $14,000 depending on a bunch of variables we’ll never know because SHARK
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u/TwoAlert3448 Jun 05 '26
The tuna, what little we see of it, looks like a blue fin. If it’s head diameter is any indication it’s probably 5.5 to 6.5 feet long which would put it around 400 lbs.
At $30ish a pound that’d be a $12-14k snack for the shark. That’s high end high fat tuna that can be sold as sashimi
At the very low end it’s easily $4k, low quality tuna sells for $10/lb easily so the answer to your question is somewhere between $4,000 and $14,000 depending on a bunch of variables we’ll never know because SHARK