They swim in both, they start off life as alevins, then fry then parr. They grow to smolts, then they swim out to sea. Then they are called post-smolts. They travel (In Europe) to the feeding grounds around Iceland, where they may stay for one or more years. They return eventually, to the river that they were born in to lay eggs and start life over again. Sutterby, R. Greenhalgh, M. (2005) Atlantic Salmon an Illustrated Natural History. Great Britain, Merlin Unwin Books.
Salmon swim in the sea. Salmon are fish. Fish love water. The sea is water. Thus, salmon swim in the sea. Voila!
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The cute little creatures called salmon are the fish that swim up stream! Bears love them. :0)
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Salmon swim upstream to live out their adult lives. The thing that helps them to swim upstream is purely will power and instinct. They are taught all of their lives to swim to the ocean when they are adults and return to the river where they were born to give birth and die.
No. In fact, salmon are actually very common. Millions of salmon swim through North America, especially Alaska, during the mating season. Salmon can lay millions of eggs, but usually only about five survive until adulthood. Salmon swim through major rivers in the Midwest, making them about as common as trout. So salmon are not rare.
To mate and lay their eggs.
August til November
Energy from it's food.