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Bluefin tuna had all but vanished from UK waters. Now, the giant predatory fish are back - in huge numbers. Their return is one of several wildlife recoveries h…
Bluefin tuna had all but vanished from UK waters.
Now, the giant predatory fish are back - in huge numbers.
Their return is one of several wildlife recoveries highlighted in a major new report from WWF, which it says shows conservation can work.
But the Living Planet Report 2026 also finds that monitored wildlife populations around the world have fallen by an average of 73% since 1970.
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17 Comments
@@atrociousliar3314Imported1mo ago
Yay the tuna are back. Now let's have a competition to see how many we can catch.
@@iambarks2814Imported1mo ago
Haven’t the Tuna just moved from somewhere else?
@@onlyfacts4999Imported1mo ago
Don't let Japan hear about this 😅
@@RedemptionOfTheDeadImported1mo ago
Quick let’s mass farm it.
@@raeleanne2467Imported1mo ago
Mother Earth we love you
@@defacto_8840Imported1mo ago
This is great !
@@defacto_8840Imported1mo ago
What about the wolves?
@@H-ME2003Imported1mo ago
Where can i buy tickets for their comeback tour.
@@DreweTubeImported1mo ago
Banning European fishing from our shores and 10 years thing return in abundance... Who would have thought
@@Northcountry1926Imported1mo ago
Hmmmm, How can Humans screw this up ?
@@fireonhairImported1mo ago
welp... time to go to British waters
@@SjalabaisImported1mo ago
<i>Nothing's dead 'til the last one's dead</i><br><br>Sounds eerily instructive for how humans used to behave.
@@douglascraig420Imported1mo ago
Less predation by peons
@@hux604Imported1mo ago
Oh f yeah tuna let's f goooo boyeeee!
@@billmiller2051Imported1mo ago
Welcome back Tuna !
@@RoderickenImported1mo ago
I think you should be worried if nature does these random numbers.
@@Gibbo_4182Imported1mo ago
I'd say "we should fish for them" but Labour have probably already given away the rights to France