--- title: "How much does a Atlantic bluefin tuna weigh?" description: "An Atlantic bluefin tuna weighs 130–680 kg (287–1,500 lb). How that compares to other things, and where the number comes from." url: https://atoneplace.net/weight/atlantic-bluefin-tuna/ site: "At One Place" --- # How much does a Atlantic bluefin tuna weigh? **Typical weight: 130–680 kg** That is 287–1,500 lb. The largest tuna, warm-blooded and capable of crossing the Atlantic in under two months. > The rod-and-reel record is 679 kg. ## How that compares *Atlantic bluefin tuna against things of a similar mass.* - Grizzly bear: 130–360 kg - Atlantic bluefin tuna: 130–680 kg - California sea lion: 50–400 kg - Hot air balloon: 150–450 kg - American alligator: 70–500 kg - Great hammerhead: 150–580 kg - Tiger: 100–310 kg - Galapagos tortoise: 60–417 kg ## More about an Atlantic bluefin tuna - [How long does a Atlantic bluefin tuna last?](https://atoneplace.net/how-long/atlantic-bluefin-tuna/) — 15–40 yr ## Common questions ### How much does an Atlantic bluefin tuna weigh? An Atlantic bluefin tuna weighs 130–680 kg (287–1,500 lb). The rod-and-reel record is 679 kg. ## Related pages - [How long does a Atlantic bluefin tuna last?](https://atoneplace.net/how-long/atlantic-bluefin-tuna/) - [How much does a lion weigh?](https://atoneplace.net/weight/lion/) - [How much does a tiger weigh?](https://atoneplace.net/weight/tiger/) - [How much does a blue whale weigh?](https://atoneplace.net/weight/blue-whale/) - [How much does a great white shark weigh?](https://atoneplace.net/weight/great-white-shark/) - [How much does a cheetah weigh?](https://atoneplace.net/weight/cheetah/) - [How much does a polar bear weigh?](https://atoneplace.net/weight/polar-bear/) - [How much does a grizzly bear weigh?](https://atoneplace.net/weight/grizzly-bear/) - [How much does a gray wolf weigh?](https://atoneplace.net/weight/gray-wolf/) - [How much does a orca weigh?](https://atoneplace.net/weight/orca/) - [How much does a saltwater crocodile weigh?](https://atoneplace.net/weight/saltwater-crocodile/) ## Sources - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration — NOAA (https://www.noaa.gov/) [Public domain (US Government)]