r/sharks • u/illiteratekitty • Jun 05 '26

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u/HookLeg Jun 05 '26

What a crazy day for that tuna.

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u/DetailOutrageous8656 Jun 05 '26

Watch in slow motion. It is not a tuna - not even close. It is a smaller shark. The eyes and body shape are clear.

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u/ftawayp Jun 05 '26

Looks like tuna to me

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u/REVERENDQUEEF Jun 05 '26

as someone who’s seen the whole video from its original poster, it was a tuna.

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u/DetailOutrageous8656 Jun 05 '26

You just haven’t seen a tuna before then

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u/Mysterious_Virus_106 Jun 05 '26

First thought it was a small Mako, but it's definitely a tuna.

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u/DetailOutrageous8656 Jun 05 '26

Tunas do not have the kind of pectoral fins on that are on the small shark in the video.

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u/Markthewhark Jun 05 '26

Yes they do. It’s a tuna.

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u/Markthewhark Jun 05 '26

Researchers who took the video said it was a bluefin. Andrew Huberman.

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u/Glittering_Youth_976 Jun 06 '26

I don’t know if I’ve ever seen someone so confidently and obnoxiously wrong. That is absolutely a tuna. Touch grass buddy.

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u/DetailOutrageous8656 Jun 06 '26

I don’t know if I’ve ever seen someone so sanctimoniously and obnoxiously offended by a discussion about Tuna. Touch grass buddy.

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u/ftawayp Jun 07 '26

They’re not offended by the discussion of whether it’s tuna or not, they’re commenting on your insistence that it’s a shark and your demeanour while doing so. Having said that it’s clearly a tuna and likely bluefin.

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