Do tuna live in the Persian gulf?

No, tuna do not live in the Persian Gulf. Tuna are saltwater fish that primarily inhabit the world's oceans, particularly the temperate and tropical regions. The Persian Gulf is a shallow, enclosed sea located in the Middle East, characterized by higher salinity and warmer temperatures compared to the open ocean. Most tuna species are not well adapted to the specific environmental conditions of the Persian Gulf, such as its limited water depth and high temperatures, which may affect their survival and ability to thrive.

Additionally, the Persian Gulf faces challenges related to pollution, habitat degradation, and overfishing, which further limits the suitability of the area for tuna populations.