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Is marlin a type of tuna?
No, marlin is not a type of tuna. While both belong to the same family of Scombridae, which includes various pelagic fish species, they are distinct subfamilies. Marlin falls under the subfamily Istiophorinae, known as billfishes, characterized by elongated bills. On the other hand, tuna species belong to the subfamily Thunninae. Therefore, marlin and tuna are different species under the same larger family.
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