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logo 11/27/2024 7:53:12 AM     
Rare bluefin tuna washes up on United Kingdom beach, prompts concerns of migration changes 
By Michael Hollan UK Source: Fox News 11/24/2021
Michael Hollan
Credit: SWNS
This is something you literally don’t see every day.

A rare fish was found washed up on a beach in the United Kingdom. This particular fish isn’t commonly found in that area, prompting some experts to speculate that changing ocean temperatures may be causing the species to migrate.

Joline Kohne found an Atlantic Bluefin tuna while she was driving to work in the Highlands, Southwest News Service (SWNS) reports.
 

"I was driving to work and I saw this guy standing on the beach looking at something," the 28-year-old waitress told SWNS. "He said it must have been hit by a boat because there was a bit of its tail missing. I was perplexed because it’s a sea loch but it’s very far inland."

Kohne initially speculated that the fish may have been caught by a fishing boat and then thrown overboard.

 
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