Bluefin goes for $3 million at 1st 2019 sale at Tokyo market

Disgusting!!!

極端な金額で、其に見合う価値が有るのか？新年のご祝儀、見たいなものだな。

Elle en pense quoi Audrey pulvar ?

Not good. Tuna are being raped toward extinction.

What’s the meaning, just to full the stomach? Crazy😤😤

Poor baby

Maybe you could mention that this creature is endangered!

This is why Japan pulled out of the International Whaling Commission. There’s big money to be made in seafood, which means they’ll circumnavigate the globe until there’s nothing left in the ocean.

NBC you'd better tweet details about this.

Dudes on wicked tuna are getting screwed. $15-$20 lb.

Keep your Tuna and give me back the 3MM. I eat Chicken.

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3 million for a fish. Damn

$5000 / lb !

That is sooo full of toxins. Large fish like these

That’s going to make some good and expensive sushi!

It now has its own show on TLC

Why don't you report about the attempted invasion of muslims? Is this entertainment or news? Please answer or ha ha ha you wish u knew

. Who rant fish and wice? .

Fins ain’t what they used to be.

In the U.S., it's cat food.

Will they make $3 million worth of sushi?

Jeees ...... this is very old news ....... can you not come up with something up to date?

Sick people.

That's a lot of sushi

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