Bluefin

North Lake, Prince Edward Island, Canada: the place where the cold waters of the North Atlantic crash into the eastern Canadian coast, bringing with them an abundance of sea life that has been exploited by native communities for as long as there have been humans here. A landscape of forbidding shores and endless miles of deep, blue ocean. This is “the tuna capital of the world” – a place where being a tuna fish generally means being fished for human consumption. But something strange is happening here: far from fleeing humans, the wild tuna now appear to be completely inoculated to the p...