Endangered Animals Iron-On Embroidery/Southern Bluefin Tuna

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49812899011_00a1bce0da_o.jpg https://youtu.be/c6UQa4W_Mfk **Southern Bluefin Tuna** Southern bluefin tuna is also called bluefin tuna or bluefin tuna. Its appearance is similar to bluefin tuna, and it is called "southern bluefin tuna" because it is mainly distributed in tropical to temperate waters of the southern hemisphere. Southern bluefin tuna is mostly eaten as food, especially in Japanese cuisine. Since Japan began to expand its offshore tuna fishery in 1952, southern bluefin tuna has been fished in large quantities. Later, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia and Taiwan also followed suit in the southern bluefin tuna fishery. The global total catch of southern bluefin tuna reached 81,605 metric tons in 1961 and then decreased year by year, indicating that the resource is gradually depleted, forcing countries to establish a system to limit the catch of southern bluefin tuna to prevent the southern bluefin tuna from becoming extinct due to overfishing. **IUCN level: Critically Endangered (CR)** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49768445692_db088762d9_z.jpg ＊Steam iron cannot be used *Do not hot stamp on nylon, silk, waterproof materials, sweaters, and down-containing clothing. ＊Do not let children operate alone **Product specifications** Contents: Southern Blue Tuna iron-on embroidery, animal introduction back panel Iron-on embroidery size: about 8.5x3.5cm ★Note: In the early days, animal embroidery was made in China, but later it was all made in Taiwan. The origin of some embroidered back panels may still be marked as China. In order not to create a lot of waste, we continue to use these backing boards. If you are concerned about the origin label, please do not place an order.