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The image illustrates the life cycle of a large fish called the salmon. The cycle begins with the salmon's spawning season in the upper river's slow-moving water, where eggs are laid and hatch into small stones. The young salmon then move to the lower river, where the fast-flowing water is ideal for growth over three to six months. The next stage involves the salmon migrating to the open sea and maturing over the course of a year. The cycle concludes with the adult salmon returning to the upper river to spawn, completing the cycle.
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The diagrams illustrates different stages of salmon fish life from eggs to adult Salmon.
Overall, there are total three stages of a salmon life cycle. It starts from salmon eggs and ends with an adult salmon before laying eggs.
In the first stage, salmon lay their eggs in the reeds with small stones in the slow moving upper river. The eggs then turn into fries(3-8cm) and lives there for around 5-6 months. After that, they move to the fast flowing lower river, residing there for approximately 4 years and become smolts with size around 12-15 cm.
In the final stage, smolts goes to the open sea and live for around 5 years. In this process, smolts turn into adult salmons, with height about 70-76 cm. Then, adult salmon goes to the upper river again to lay their eggs and the life cycle continues in this way.
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