beluga, acetrina, cebruga
the first 3 are in Russian and i cant translate, sorry for any inconvienence
The young of a sturgeon are called fry or larvae. They are typically small and translucent, resembling miniature versions of the adult sturgeon.
Sturgeon lay between 40,000 and 200,000 eggs that hatch in approximately 13 days. An adult sturgeon weighs about 8-pounds and reaches 38-inches in length.
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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.
Caviar is roe from sturgeon and the most prized is the beluga sturgeon's.
No, the Sturgeon season is permanently closed in South Dakota becasue the sturgeon (Pallid Sturgeon) is on the endangered species list.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) placed the Beluga Sturgeon, Huso huso, on it's Red List, as "Endangered", in 1996. The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) currently lists The Beluga Sturgeon Huso huso, as "Threatened". They also have a proposed rule (67586) that, also, would finally list these animals as endangered.
Alabama's gulf sturgeon is endangered in the wild. However fish farmers are growing them so they should not disappear unless the government makes it illegal for fish farmers to sell them.
Yes, it is a critically endangered sturgeon, heavily fished for it's roe.
Habitat loss, overfishing, building of dams and pollution.
The pallid sturgeon is endangered because of humans. It's habitat has been destroyed by humans when people cut down trees to make paper and wood. More and more people are stopping tree-cutting programs to help these poor animals
the sturgeon, grizzly bear and 17 species of birds. I dont the plants.
The first species endangered was a Indian bat for mammals birds a Hawaiian dark rumped petrel's. For reptiles a American alligator and for fish a short nose sturgeon
Sturgeon are considered either endangered or threatened everywhere in the world that they occur. Partially, this is because of the continuing popularity of caviar, made form sturgeon eggs. But equally because of pollution and their own very, very slow growth rate.
Tricia Litwiler has written: 'Conservation plan for sea turtles, marine mammals and the shortnose sturgeon in Maryland' -- subject(s): Endangered species, Marine mammals, Sea turtles, Shortnose sturgeon, Wildlife conservation
A sturgeon is a fish.
The Narwhal is not endangered so the guy who typed this is stupid