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The image shows the life cycle of a species of large fish called the salmon, starting with the fish spawning in an upper river with slow moving water, reeds, small stones, and salmon eggs incubating for approximately 5-6 months. The young salmon, now called 'fry', grow from 3-6 cm and migrate downstream to a lower river with fast flowing water, where they spend approximately 4 years. The 'smolt' salmon, now at 12-15 cm, migrate to the open sea where they grow into 'adult salmon' measuring 70-76 cm and spend approximately 5 years before returning to their original spawning grounds to start the cycle again.
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The diagram illustrates the life cycle of a salmon, from eggs to adulthood. Overall, there are four main stages in this natural process, which occurs without human intervention.
The cycle begins when salmon lay eggs among reeds under stones in the upper river. After approximately 5-6 months, the eggs hatch into fry, which grow to about 3-8 cm before moving downstream to the lower river, where they live for around four years.
Once they reach a length of 12-15 cm, the young fish smolt, then migrate to the open sea. They spend about five years there before returning to the river as fully grown adult salmon, measuring approximately 70-76 cm in length. The cycle then begins again.
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