A fisherman brought a humongous tuna fish weighing in over 100 kilos in the coastal city of Preveza, western Greece, protothema.gr reports.
The big fish was caught in the Ionian Sea and weighs up to 130 kg.
Locals arrived at the city’s bay to marvel at the rare catch. The fisherman began cutting up the fish immediately
Tuna (Thunnus) is a well-known fish of the mackerel family. Its length can reach 2.5 meters while its weight up to 250 kg.
These fish migrate all year round and are usually located in deep water, but in May and June, they come out in shallower waters for breeding. Large tuna are fished mainly in the Ionian.
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