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Huge numbers of bluefin tuna have returned to British waters, a new WWF report highlights, after disappearing by the 1960s. The recovery is thanks to international efforts like reducing catch quotas and protecting spawning grounds. However, the report also identified a 73% average decline in global wildlife populations since 1970.
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