Definition: The word "bacore" in English typically refers to a type of shrimp, but there are other common names for this species as well. It's often used interchangeably with the more commonly known fish, albacore tuna. 1. Albacore Tuna: - Definition: This is the type of tuna that most people tend to think of when they hear "albacore." However, the albacore is a distinct species found in tropical waters around the world. - Characteristics: Albacores are known for their strong and powerful fins, large size, and long body. They grow up to 30 inches (76 cm) long. 2. Albacore Fish: - Definition: This is another common name for albacore tuna. It's often used in reference to the species but could also mean a type of fish that grows larger than the albacore, such as salmon. - Characteristics: The albacore is usually smaller in size (around 12 inches [30 cm]) and has a similar body shape to the albacore. In both cases, 'bacore' can be used interchangeably with other species of tuna to denote these specific types.

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