The Atlantic bluefin tuna is one of the largest, fastest, and most gorgeously colored of all the world’s fishes. Their torpedo-shaped, streamlined bodies are built for speed and endurance.

A rare run of bluefin tuna off North Carolina's Outer Banks has pier anglers hooking giants just yards from the beach.

In the Mediterranean Sea, a relatively new aquaculture industry is “ranching” one of the world's largest wild fish species, the giant Atlantic bluefin tuna. Driven largely by the growing ...

Their bodies are muscular, and they have short pectoral fins compared to other tunas. HABITAT: Northern bluefin tuna are found throughout the North Atlantic Ocean. They can sustain cold and warm ...

Dozens of fishermen here are in a bit of hot water with the National Marine Fisheries Service for not reporting their ...

Since 1970, western Atlantic bluefin tuna have declined by about 70 percent due to overfishing. Halfway through a 20-year government “rebuilding program” for the severely depleted population, there ...