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The image displays the "Life Cycle of Salmon" as a cyclical diagram with three numbered stages. The cycle begins in the Upper River (slow moving) where salmon eggs stay for approx 5-6 months among reeds and small stones. Stage 1 is the Fry, measuring 3-8cm, which then moves to the Lower River (fast flowing) for approx 4 years. Stage 2 is the Smolt, measuring 12-15cm, which travels to the Open Ocean for approx 5 years. Stage 3 is the Adult salmon, measuring 70-76cm, which swims from the ocean back to the Upper River to restart the cycle. A key at the bottom identifies: 1 Fry (3-8cm), 2 Smolt (12-15cm), and 3 Adult salmon (70-76cm).
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The picture illustrates the cycle of life of a salmon.
Overall, it is clear that there are three main phases in the life cycle, each of them has different names. Notably, as the salmon grows bigger, it also changes living environment to accommodate its size.
Initially, salmon eggs are laid under a slow-moving upper river, particularly in an area which has small rocks and reeds, the eggs appear to be red and tiny. After five to six months, it hatches small fishes called Fry, which is only 3-8cm long. After that, the fishes migrate to a lower river with a fast flow for roughly four years.
During that time, the salmon grows bigger and also known under the name Smolt, which posseses a 12-15cm body length. Lastly, the species move to open ocean for approximately half a decade before evolving to its final form, an adult salmon, which has a much bigger body than the other two, with 70-76cm. The adult salmons give birth to the eggs then the cycle repeats.
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