why is it safer to eat smaller fish with shorter life spans (salmon) than it is to eat lager fish with longer lifespans (tuna)?

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why is it safer to eat smaller fish with shorter life spans (salmon) than it is to eat lager fish with longer lifespans (tuna)?

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Because longer life spans are bad for hormones and shorter are good for lungs.

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