Abstract
1. 1. The spontaneous activity of skipjack tuna tended to remain unchanged in the face of a gradual decrease in ambient temperature from 24 to 16°C. 2. 2. One fish cooled further showed a rapid decline in activity at 14°C and died at 13°C.
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