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The image depicts the life cycle of salmon in three stages: eggs are laid in upper river with slow flow and reeds and small stones, fry emerge 5-6 cm, and remain in this stage for approximately 5-6 years. Then, they transition to the fry stage in lower river with fast-flowing and exposure to larger stones, growing to 12-15 cm and staying in this developmental phase for 4 years. Lastly, they migrate to open sea, reaching adult size of approximately 70-76 cm, completing the cycle.
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The pictures illustrate the life cycle of salmon, which are regarded as large fish.
Overall, the process involves four main stages including eggs, fry, smolt, and adult salmon. These stages happen in 3 various environments.
Initially, the fish hatch from eggs called “fry” in the upper rivers. The fry, then go to the lower river, which has fast-flowing water. It takes almost 4 years to turn into “smolt”. They have about 12-15 cm length. The smolts live in the open sea for about 5 years to become adult salmon. The size of them is about 70-76 cm. The adult salmon then spawn in the upper river, that has slow-flowing water. They put salmon eggs under the small stones. They are beneath the reeds. It takes almost 5-6 months to be ready to hatch.
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