Salmon

A slink salmon is a mature salmon that chooses to remain in a river after spawning, living in deep pools, instead of returning to the ocean. They lose a great deal of weight, giving them a long, slender appearance

yes there is.

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They migrate to sea for four years to grow and become fretile.After four years they use smell to return to the exact same stream/river that they were born in.

Cannibalism in salmon has not been registered to date.

I do not doubt that salmon would eat their own young, as most salmonids do (trout are notorious for turning "cannibal"), given the opportunity. However, salmon stop eating before returning to freshwater (their feeding teeth fall out also), otherwise a decent run would entirely decimate the fish stocks of their home river as they passed upstream. I have personally witnessed a male Atlantic salmon kill a salmon "parr" (juvenile salmon of approx. 6 inches), but this is as likely to be territorial behavior as any kind of feeding reflex.

fatty salmon is no difference in tast. just when you buy iy you get more fish. like people. no fifference. fat or skinny

Dams can and have prevented the fish from getting to their normal breeding grounds which they have used for thousands of years.

You can eat salmon out of the can IF the can says its already cooked. If so, it will usually say "ready to eat" or something like that (like tuna).

You can make a wicked pasta salad with drained canned salmon. Canned salmon is also nice in a cream sauce on rice - brown or white. You can use it as a sandwich filling similar to tuna salad, or put it on plate with a couple of leaves of lettuce and tomato slices for an individual salad. Are you hungry yet?

Depends on the water. For slow current, a size 5 blue fox is great, also try a corkie and yarn rig

Salmon is best grilled over medium heat, around 325 degrees F.

Yes they have alot of spots. The fastest and easiest way to tell a coho from a Chinook is to look at their mouth. A Chinook will have black gums, all around their teeth. The coho will not, their mouth will be white.

The salmon represents wisdom. The salmon also symbolizes abundance, renewal, and prosperity according to Native American totem pole traditions.

Salmon swim up stream to return to the streams where they were spawned so they can reproduce and start the next generation of salmon.

Answer2: In addition to the above comment, I read a very interesting article about the salmon. In order to breed many salmon species swim upstream, facing turbulent waters along the way. Instead of being overwhelmed by the rough water, these fish actually take advantage of it. The do not plough through chaotic water. Instead when swimming upstream, they conserve energy by using vortices, or miniature whirlpools , that form where the water flow is disturbed by rocks, branches, or other objects. As the vortices form on alternating sides of an object, the fish curve their bodies from side to side and glide between the pockets of turbulence. Some schools of fish use the vortices created by the fish swimming in front of them, effectively riding in their wake. The fish can take advantage of the turbulence created by their own bodies. Researchers hope to borrow from the salmon's efficient swimming style to harvest energy from slow-moving water. (from 12/10 Awake Magazine p. 25 on Jehovah's Witnesses official website)

Yes, any raw meat or fish should always be stored below any food that may not be cooked.

No. The Salmon river drains into the Salmon arm, which is part of the Shuswap Lakes. If are driving through the city of Salmon Arm westbound on the Trans Canada Highway (towards Vancouver) you will cross the Salmon river shortly after you pass the Canadian Tire and Pedro's market.

Yes

yes, the predators feed on them, and are a good source of food for them in the biome

no. you could choke on them

If the bones are small ones you can eat them, but if the fish is canned you are most likely eating bones and fish both. they are cooked to the point that they no longer are a problem. Provides extra calcium, so enjoy!

Yes it has a high source of protein!

Yes, big ones. They are predatory fish. Also, males use their teeth during battles with other males over access to spawning females.

you justeverything u would as if u were going to grill it and put it in the oven (put the fish in tinfoil after u do all that)

There are salmon in Minnesota. Several decades ago salmon were introduced to Lake Superior.

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