Most baby salmon are called parrs, but they are also called smolt or grilse.
it doesn't have a name. it is just called a salmon.
a fingerling
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A young salmon (or a trout of the salmon family) is called smolt.
An immature ell is called an elver (plural: elvers). There are about 800 species of eels. Eels can live for up to 85 years.
Babies
It is called a smolt.
smelt
It is called an ootheca (its the same for all insects)
A young salmon goes through several staged and it can be called an alevin, a fry, a parr and a smolt before it is considered an adult.
A school of salmon is still called salmon. The term "school" refers to the entire group of fish. If there are several different species of salmon in the group, (e.g. coho salmon, sockeye salmon, chum salmon) they may be called "fishes". The salmon specifically are just called salmon.
A female salmon is called a hen.
Yes, Red salmon is also called Sockeye Salmon or Blueback salmon (in the USA).
they dont take care of there young
When a salmon egg hatches, the young is called an "alevin" . At this time it still depends on the yolk sac for nutrition. Between 5 or 10 weeks, the salmon is called a "fry" and begins to look like a typical fish in shape and colour. After several months, when the fish has developed its tiger-like markings, it is known as a "parr". Finally, after about 3 years, the parr ages into a "smolt", which is the last stage of life before typical adulthood