Sentence examples for a bigeye from inspiring English sources

We keep the eyeball of a bigeye thresher in a jar in the laboratory here and people walking by it get spooked by this large, dead blue eye staring at them.

Suggestions included a giant squid, whose eyes can be as large as soccer balls, a bigeye thresher shark, which can reach can reach 16ft, a marlin or a particularly large sailfish.

One account of a bigeye sand tiger that had been caught alive noted that it behaved very aggressively, thrashing and snapping violently in and out of the water.

A female bigeye thresher is estimated to produce only 20 young over her entire life.

The closure will notably give a refuge to bigeye tuna, a species prized for sushi that, according to John Hampton, a fisheries scientist who heads the Oceanic Fisheries Programme of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community in New Caledonia, has been overfished to about 20% to 30% of unexploited levels across the Pacific.

The moray is stalking a red Hawaiian bigeye, itself a predator.

The other commercially important species are the albacore, marked with a shining blue stripe on each side; the yellowfin, with yellow fins and a golden stripe on each side; and the bigeye, a robust fish with relatively large eyes.

A cigar-smoking outdoorsman who once held the world record for snatching a 163-pound Pacific bigeye tuna, he was also a philanthropist, focusing on the San Diego Opera and other arts causes.

Looking more appealing was a lovely ring mold of bigeye tuna tartar, a layering of pleasingly rough-chopped tuna with citrus and smooth avocado.

So China Tuna leapfrogged over more recent data to cite a 2011 fisheries assessment that rated Bigeye tuna at a "healthy level of abundance" and "not overfished".

An allozyme analysis conducted by Blaise Eitner in 1995 showed that the closest relative of the pelagic thresher is the bigeye thresher (A. superciliosus), with which it forms a clade.