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SeabirdRelated: Seabirds can seize baited hooks and drown when lines sink beneath the surface.
Pelagic fishRelated: Pelagic longlines target fish such as tuna and swordfish.
TunaRelated: Longlines target tuna in open water but can also catch sharks and seabirds.
AlbatrossRelated: Albatrosses can seize baited hooks and drown when they are pulled underwater.
Fishing lineRelated: It scales the line-and-hook connection into extensive fishing gear.
ProcellariiformesRelated: Hooks set near the surface can catch procellariiforms as they forage.
False killer whaleRelated: Hooks and lines can injure or entangle false killer whales seeking fish.
OpahRelated: This gear can catch opahs alongside target species such as tuna and swordfish.
BillfishRelated: Longlines catch billfish alongside target species such as tuna and swordfish.
European congerRelated: Longlines can catch congers as well as other large bottom-associated fish.
Thresher sharkRelated: Longlines can catch threshers as targeted catch or bycatch.
Blue sharkRelated: Pelagic longlines account for substantial blue shark capture worldwide.
Giant petrelRelated: Hooks and bait can attract giant petrels and create a risk of drowning.
HalibutRelated: Longlines are widely used to catch halibut near the seabed.