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An immature herring canned in Norway, Sweden Iceland and Denmark is called a "slid"No, it is called sild pronounced 'sill'; it is not immature, just raw.
A fish, the Herring.
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First, it was the herring. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, a sprat is "a small European marine fish (Sprattus sprattus) of the herring family - called also brisling;any of various small or young fish (as an anchovy) of the herring family."
"Sardiner" is the Norwegian name, it translates directly to herring.
a school of herring
Herring originated in the sea, not in any particular country. The countries traditionally most active in herring fishing are The Netherlands, Denmark and Norway. It's also these countries that maintain the tradition of eating herring raw.
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An Army. A group of herring is called an army of herring.
Young Pioneers - Norway - was created in 1952.
Young Communists in Norway was created in 2006.
A young herring is called a "fry" or "fingerling." These terms refer to the early life stages of the fish, with fry being newly hatched and fingerlings being slightly older, typically around a few weeks to months old. At this stage, they are small and still developing before maturing into adult herrings.