While certain prized specimens command extraordinary sums, the most famous example of a literal million-dollar fish is the tagged barramundi released during government-sponsored tourism and fishing competitions in Australia's Northern Territory, where catching a specific red-tagged fish awards the lucky angler a one-million-dollar cash prize. Additionally, in commercial seafood markets, massive Pacific and Atlantic bluefin tuna regularly fetch hundreds of thousands—and occasionally over a million dollars—during high-profile New Year Tokyo Tsukiji and Toyosu market auctions due to their unmatched prestige in the global sushi trade.