All the fishes lay eggs. The female fishes spawn eggs during the breeding season and the eggs are competitively fertilized by male fishes. The fertilization is external (takes place outside the body) using water as medium. Most of the eggs are microscopic and hence cannot be visualized. The larval stages released from the egg constitute the zooplankton.
it's caviar. these are the eggs of a sturgeon or certain other fish.
roe if its not a big deal
caviar if it is.
Either they hatch into baby fish, or they are eaten by other fish and other creatures that eat fish eggs, sometimes even by humans (caviar).
A general term for the eggs of fish and a few other sea creatures is roe.
Salmon eggs specifically are referred to as red caviar.
Spawning is the production or depositing of large quantities of "roe" in water.
In general fish eggs are called roe, but do you mean caviar the roe of sturgeons
I believe it is spawning or bedding...
roe
No, salmon are omnivores. What salmon eat depends on the species, but when they are young, some eat tiny zooplankton. Other species eat plankton, tiny insects and small crustaceans. When they get older, they eat other fish and larger insects.
Yes, they are omnivores primarily feeding on plants; but are known to eat small fish, even their own eggs.
Fish swim upstream by powerfully thrusting their tails to counteract the current. They are then able to slowly but surely travel upstream.
I'm assuming you're talking about osmosis. If osmosis didn't occur, then the saltwater salmon couldn't adapt to freshwater and would suffer from a lack of water and too much salt in the cells, and the freshwater salmon would have too much water and not enough salt in it's cells. The saltwater salmon would shrivel up in freshwater, and the freshwater salmon would burst in saltwater.
The macaroni above the raw salmon is the item that is stored correctly in the cooler.
Eggs benedictine
Redds
Chinook salmon eggs are basically just eggs laid by the Chinook salmon.
Salmon hatch from eggs.
Salmon are born at the bottom of stream and river beds in the form of almost translucent eggs. The female Salmon will cover the eggs with gravel from the rocky stream or lakebed. The nest is called a Redd.
salmon, like all fish, lay eggs. the female drop the eggs and the male swims by and fertilizes the eggs. THis is called external sexual reproduction. The eggs then hatch and are tiny little baby fishies.
Different names for different species. For most, the area where eggs are laid is called a "bed", or nest. For trout and salmon, it is called a "redd".
Salmon want to protect their babies.
Male Salmon Sperm in the mass there-of before it is dispersed to fertilize Salmon eggs.
They hatch from eggs - then join the microscopic life in the stream. They 'chemically imprint' the 'taste' of the stream where they hatch, and are able to find their way back there to spawn once they reach maturity.Known as spawning: A female salmon will lay eggs in the upper reaches of streams and rivers, and the male will fertilise the eggs. Once the eggs hatch, the young salmon spend sometime in fresh water before heading out into the sea where they eventually become adults. They will return eventually to spawn in the same river in which they had been hatched.
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