Dive deep into the fascinating world of marine research with Katerina and Ph.D candidate Alanna Mnich, who has been studying the West Atlantic Bluefin Tuna for the last seven years. 
Alanna  provides valuable insights into her Atlantic Bluefin Tuna larva research, a critical aspect of understanding their life cycle and reproductive patterns. She shares how her research provides a glimpse into the fragile early stages of these fish, their migration patterns and overall health. Through this episode you will gain a deeper appreciation for the intricate balance of life within our oceans.
 
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