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What are the release dates for Liquid Lifestyles 3 Spawning Grounds - 2001 TV?
Liquid Lifestyles 3 Spawning Grounds - 2001 TV was released on: USA: 14 February 2001
How often do Halibut reproduce?
Halibut migrate to their spawning grounds every year.
What time of the year do bears eat salmon?
Bears eat salmon they catch while the salmon are traveling upstream to their spawning grounds. The 'spawning run' for most North American salmon species starts in late spring or early summer and ends in the fall, October or November, in most spawning grounds.
What sense leads a salmon back to its spawning grounds?
The sense that many wild animals rely on: instincts.
Are fish that are traveling to their spawning grounds ready to lay eggs orhunt for food?
They are ready to lay their eggs.
What fish depends on clean waterways to swim to spawning grounds?
u stupid? jk..................Almost all fish!!
What is a sentence for hydroelectric?
The hydroelectric plant included a fish ladder so fish could still return to their spawning grounds.
Do brown trout die after spawning or lay eggs?
Brown trout do not die after spawning; they are classified as iteroparous, meaning they can spawn multiple times throughout their lives. After spawning, female brown trout lay their eggs in gravel nests called redds, and the males fertilize them. Following this process, both sexes may return to their feeding grounds and continue living until their next spawning season.
What is the only fish that can swim up a waterfall?
When salmon are ready to reproduce, they travel upstream to their hatching grounds. In some cases, this means that they will hurl themselves up waterfalls to get to their spawning grounds.
What is the area where fish breed and give birth called?
The terminology varies. In the case of marine fish, I have usually heard them refered to a either "Breeding Grounds" (Areas) or "Spawning Grounds" (Areas) and sometimes Mangroves are refered to as "fish nurseries".
What is the lifestyle of spawning animals?
Spawning animals typically exhibit specific reproductive behaviors and patterns during breeding seasons. Many aquatic species, like fish, release eggs and sperm into the water, often in large numbers, to increase the chances of fertilization. These animals may migrate to specific spawning grounds and exhibit particular behaviors, such as courtship displays or nest-building. After spawning, many do not provide parental care, allowing the eggs and larvae to develop independently.
What is spawning a goldfish?
Spawning is breeding goldfish
