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Sushi Eaters Push Bluefin Tuna Towards Extinction
The Pacific Bluefin tuna, a fish popular among sushi eaters, is verging on the brink of extinction as the global food market places "unsustainable pressure" on the species, a conservation group warned Monday.
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