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Tuna was a species of animal lifeform, a fish native to Earth, commonly used as a food by Humans.

History and specifics

Despite not knowing anything about animal training, Ariana La Forge once successfully trained a pet cat to jump into her arms on command, by consistently keeping pieces of tuna in her blouse for two months. (TNG episode: "Force of Nature")

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meat and seafood
beef beef stroganoff • burgundy beef • Caribbean steak kabobs • chili (chili con carne) • roast beef • sirloin • veal (veal saltimbocca • veal parmesan) • Yankee pot roast
pork bacon • ham (ham sandwich) • pork'n'beans • pork chop • sweet & sour pork)
poultry & fowl chicken: almond chicken • barbecued chicken • cashew chicken • chicken cacciatore • chicken à la King • chicken à la Sisko • chicken and sun-dried tomatoes • chicken soup (chicken matzoh ball soup • chicken noodle soup • chicken quadrotriticale soup • chicken vegetable soup) • chicken salad • chicken sandwich • chicken stovies • Cornish hen • Hawaiian chicken • duck: duckling • turkey: turkey leg
other Durani lizard skins • lamb (lamb chops à L'Orange) • pipius claw • thill (roast thill) • zabu (zabo steak • zabu stew) • Zalda free-range meat
seafood lobster (lobster tail) • oysters (fried oysters • scalloped oysters • stuffed oysters) • perch • shrimp (Creole shrimp • shrimp remoulade) • trout (trout amandine) • tuna (tuna casserole • tuna salad)
preparations cuts: chop • kidney • liver • roast • steak • dishes: bratwurst (Bavarian bratwurst casserole) • casserole (Bavarian bratwurst casserole • tuna casserole) • gumbo • jambalaya • meatloaf • parmesan (veal parmesan) • sausage (Petrokian sausage) • shishkabob

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