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Can tuna be undercooked?

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Unfortunately tuna carry parasites as many other fish does. So it is not recommended to eat tuna steaks raw or rare unless you have taken some precautions. Because, parasites or worms as you might know them as, is definitely not something you want to digest alive.

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