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It was Gold in CB1, not Purple. |
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|group = Azure Seas of the Islets (Taffeh) | |group = Azure Seas of the Islets (Taffeh) | ||
|type = Saltwater Fish | |type = Saltwater Fish | ||
|quality = | |quality = Gold | ||
|description = The bigger it grows, the more it craves fish. | |description = The bigger it grows, the more it craves fish. | ||
|min_size = 130.00 | |min_size = 130.00 | ||
|max_size = 150.00 | |max_size = 150.00 | ||
|habitat = Coastal Waters | |habitat = Coastal Waters | ||
|distribution = | |distribution = Islets | ||
|time = All Day | |time = All Day | ||
|sell1 = | |weather = Any Weather | ||
|sell1 = 150 | |||
|sell2 = 165 | |sell2 = 165 | ||
|sell3 = ??? | |sell3 = ??? | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Yellowfin Tuna''' is a [[Fish]] [[Creature]] in ''[[Petit Planet]]''. | '''Yellowfin Tuna''' is a [[Fish]] [[Creature]] in ''[[Petit Planet]]''. | ||
==Omnipedia== | ==Omnipedia== | ||
The yellowfin | {{Omnipedia Entry | ||
|location = Pelagic Zone | |||
|sname = Thunnus albacares | |||
|text = | |||
The yellowfin tuna has a diverse diet that includes fish, crustaceans, and cephalopods. | |||
Research teams analyzing their fatty acid composition discovered that the larger a yellowfin tuna's "spear" is, the greater the tendency for them to switch to other fish as primary prey. | |||
This change is believed to be a way of avoiding competition with their young over food, or explained as their way of "caring" for the juveniles. | This change is believed to be a way of avoiding competition with their young over food, or explained as their way of "caring" for the juveniles. | ||
}} | |||
==Other Languages== | ==Other Languages== | ||
×150×165×???Yellowfin Tuna is a Fish Creature in Petit Planet.
The yellowfin tuna has a diverse diet that includes fish, crustaceans, and cephalopods.
Research teams analyzing their fatty acid composition discovered that the larger a yellowfin tuna's "spear" is, the greater the tendency for them to switch to other fish as primary prey.
This change is believed to be a way of avoiding competition with their young over food, or explained as their way of "caring" for the juveniles.
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Yellowfin Tuna |
