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It does depend which country you are from and whether you are fishing in a marine reserve or not.
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Why do bears go to rapid rivers to catch salmon?
because Salmon are swimming upstream to spawn and the bear knows....they can sense them.
Why do grizzly bears go to river rapids to catch salmon for food?
Rapids and low falls are the places where salmon migrating upriver to spawn are most likely to jump out of the water allowing the bear to catch them with a swipe of its paw and not get too wet.
What is purpose of salmon's life?
the purpose is to keep my stomach full... so go catch some for me ya fools
What happens if you catch an endangered fish?
you let it go
What you should never do if you catch a leprechaun?
Let him go.
How does ocelot have their babies?
they let them go and feed them they show them how to catch
How do you get lyra to let you go to tojo falls?
YoU have to catch lyga
What is an antonym for the word catch?
release, free, let-go
Do all bears go in the water?
all bears go in the water to catch salmon and drink water from a body of water near by
Why does the grizzly bear goes to the river to catch salmon rapidly?
Grizzly bears go to a river to catch salmon , because they know what time of year , approximately, they will be there , having been taught by their mothers. All this is because the salmon are a plentiful food source at that time of year, and this helps build a layer of fat so they can survive hibernating , or sleeping , during the winter months.
What happens to a butterfly if you catch it and don't let it go?
it dies :L
What is the antonym of the word catch?
As a verb, opposites of catch include throw or toss (you're on the letting go end of the ball), miss or drop (if you didn't catch), and let go or release (if you did, but you're not keeping it.)
