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The image outlines the life cycle of salmon, starting with "Eggs in fresh water," which hatch in approximately 3 months. The "Alevin" stage involves feeding off yolk-sac for several weeks. This is followed by the "Fry" stage, lasting 5 to 10 weeks, involving growth and swimming. The next phase is the "Parr," where the fish are several months old and develop "finger" markings. This transitions to the "Smolt" stage at 1 to 3 years old, in which they group and head out to sea. The "Adult" stage follows, with salmon spending 1 to 8 years at sea. Finally, they return as "Spawning Adult," spawning and dying within 2 weeks.
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The diagram illustrates salmon’s cycle of lifetime.
Overall, the inception of fish’s life are eggs in water and then they becoming fry and from time to time salmon becomes bigger and bigger. Next step when salmons become spawning adult, the cycle is starts again.
Eggs are still located about 3 month before hatch and then eggs turn into a alevin which already ready to become a fry. Fries take from 5 to 10 weeks for start swimming and after that when they get a bigger sizes about 1-3 years old they will group and will make first head out to sea.
After 8 years of heading out at sea they develop into their peak size and become adult salmon. Adult salmons getting prepared to spawning new eggs and after the spawn they die within 2 weeks.
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