Salmon usually swim upstream to lay their eggs and die in the upper side of the river, this is when bears and such animals get their chance to hunt them as they are slowed by the current and are forced to jump put of the water to pass obstacles.
As a matter of fact yes. When it comes time to mate salmon will swim from the ocean to the place they were born in order to lay their eggs. When the babies are born they will go downstream to the ocean. Then the next year the now adult salmon will repeat the cycle.
If the Koi is swimming down, it is because of preference. The story of the Koi was, it swam upstream against the current to reach a calm serene pool in front of the royal palace, where it then transformed into a dragon to protect the King.
Anything with a face should be looking inward and almost never outwards, and with Koi, they ALWAYS go upstream and never downstream.
A koi would generally be depicted swimming upstream, not down. According to Japanese legend, once a koi swims over the falls at the 'Dragon Gate on the Yellow River' it would be transformed into a dragon. As such, the koi swimming upstream is a symbol of Ambition.
when a koi fish swims upstream and makes it it turns into a magnificent dragon thus a koi fish swimming upstream symbolizes overcoming adversity and realizing/fufilling our fullest potential
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Yes. That means you are swimming downstream, not upwards. Think about it. :)
Groups of fish are called a school of fish or a shoal of fish. example: The school of fish swam upstream.
Hydropower plants install _____________ ladders to help fish swim upstream to reproduce. Some hydropower plants have fish
Anything with a face should be looking inward and almost never outwards, and with Koi, they ALWAYS go upstream and never downstream.
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Yes, a seahorse is a type of fish and it does swim.
Salmon fish get food from the river beds. They will eat the algae, small organisms and other fish. They in other words clean the river as they swim upstream.
This depends on the type of fish; they may swim slower, but should still swim as expected
A koi would generally be depicted swimming upstream, not down. According to Japanese legend, once a koi swims over the falls at the 'Dragon Gate on the Yellow River' it would be transformed into a dragon. As such, the koi swimming upstream is a symbol of Ambition.
They are a type of fish... they swim with their fins.
Fish have an organ called a swim bladder. This organ controls exactly where in the water a fish is. Its fins simply propel the fish in a direction. The swim bladder controls the up and down bit.
When you find yourself upstream without a paddle, swim!
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