😳🐟 Stat of the Day: A 608-lb Pacific bluefin tuna – as big as a cow, grizzly bear, or motorcycle, depending on who you ask – sold for $1.3 million at a Tokyo auction on Sunday, marking the second most-expensive fish sale on record (behind a $3.1 million tuna sale in 2019). The massive specimen was purchased by Onodera Group, which said it plans to serve the tuna at over a dozen of its Michelin-starred sushi restaurants in Japan and across the world.

Fun fact: Pacific bluefin tuna are one of the largest and fastest fish in the relatively cold Pacific ocean, migrating a Finding Nemo-dwarfing 5,000+ miles back and forth from the shores of Japan to California at speeds of up to ~18 MPH.

🤔 Did You Know? Airplane passengers are more likely to fart than normal due to altered pressure levels within the plane’s cabin.

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