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How Scientists Keep the World's Greatest Delicacies From Going 'Extinct'

Researchers are trying to recreate Wagyu, foie gras, and blue fin tuna.

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How Scientists Are Trying to Enhance and Recreate Delicacies

From foie gras to Wagyu to blue fin tuna, researchers are trying to cultivate rare delicacies so we can keep consuming them ethically.

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Bluefin Tuna: Tasty Meal or Endangered Species?

There are eight members of the Thunnus species, but only three are considered bluefin tuna: Thunnus orientalis, Thunnus maccoyii and Thunnus thynnus.

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Early warning system for water quality passes first test

A first run test of the national ‘weather service’ for Australian regional water quality has received a thumbs up from national science agency, CSIRO.

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First ever bluefin tuna found in Salish Sea stumps local marine experts

It was a mystery that baffled local marine life experts: how did a massive 250 pound bluefin tuna end up in the Salish Sea in July and how did it die?

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