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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      = Purple
|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 = Exclusive to Islets
|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]]''.
It is located in the Omni-Gallery in the Pelagic Fish tank.


==Omnipedia==
==Omnipedia==
The yellowfin tune 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. <br>
{{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.
}}


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