The answer is secondary consumer.
A trophic level of an organism shows its position
in a food chain:
1. Producers, such as plants and algae, produce
their own food and thus are the base of every food chain.
2. Primary consumers eat producers. They are
herbivores that eat plants.
3. Secondary consumers eat primary consumers.
They eat herbivores, so they are carnivores or omnivores..
- The highest level is tertiary consumers that eat secondary
consumers
According to this, and knowing than yellowfin tuna eat smaller herbivorous fish, it can be concluded that it belongs to the secondary consumers.