Researcher attaches tag to baby yellowfin tuna in Panama

Researcher attaches tag to baby yellowfin tuna in Panama

A researcher attaches an electronic tag to a juvenile yellowfin tuna at a laboratory in Pedasi in the southwestern part of Panama on July 8, 2015. A team of experts from Japan's Kinki University, the Panamanian government and the Japan International Cooperation Agency has succeeded in growing yellowfin tuna from eggs. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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