White sturgeon females deposit as many as one million eggs which sink and stick to the gravel bottom after being fertilized by male sturgeon. With no care from their mother, the eggs hatch into larva similar in shape and size to half-inch long tadpoles in about one week. The larva drift in the current, living off their yolk-sacs for three to four weeks while they grow larger and develop fins, rays (stiff bony spines), and scutes (horn-like plates).
white sturgeon are approximately 20.5 feet 1,800 pounds
The young of a sturgeon are called fry or larvae. They are typically small and translucent, resembling miniature versions of the adult sturgeon.
WE ARE. People are the #1 predator to sturgeon but so are Sea Lions & Lampreys. Bass will eat baby sturgeon & many fish will eat sturgeon eggs, like Sculpin. Sturgeon are susceptible to many diseases and pollution and loss of habitat (by dams) endanger them also.
The Great White is not social. The young have to take care of themselves.
You can eat sturgeon in many ways. It can be fried such as you would do chicken in thin strips, baked or smoked. I have only eaten white sturgeon and have heard Green Sturgeon are not good to eat other than smoking.
Sharks do not care for their young.
No. Sturgeon are a huge freshwater fish that is a throwback to the dinosaurs. They have big scales that remind you of an armored dinosaur, and heads that reflect their lineage. Whales, on the other hand are not fish at all, but just as air-breathing as you or me. They nurse their young with breast milk, and take care of them as would any other mammal.
No, great white sharks do not care for their young. The pups have to fend for themselves from the moment they're born.
The main enemies of sturgeon are humans, who have historically overfished and polluted their habitats. Some natural predators of sturgeon include seals, otters, and some larger fish species. Predation of sturgeon eggs and larvae by birds and fish can also impact their populations.
the great white shark mother does not care for her young. they swim away right after birth
well depens the sex of the shark by the sex of the them
Sharks do not raise their young. Great white sharks are ovoviviparous, meaning that the eggs say inside the mother's body and continue to develop until leaving the mother's body. After birthing, the young sharks swim off, as sharks are cannibalistic, and will not hesitate to eat their own offspring.