Facts: The Sockeye Salmon
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Quick facts about this anadromous Pacific salmon! The sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka, red salmon, blueback salmon. redfish, summer sockeye). Sockeye salmon facts!
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Cyberslober • Sockeye Salmon Spawn
1:35 Bro DID NOT let that slide 💀
Lol that killed me
Salmon leader: It's every salmon for himself! All the other salmon: It's every salmon for himself!
Sockeye salmon is the best 💯
I’m about to eat this right now 😋
Loved the vid, homegirl! The only fish I know to grow a red flannel.
In a few of the vids and documentaries I've watched, I've heard that supposedly smolts have their own little territories and gradually push eachother away from their territories, ultimately into the oceans. Those who remain in their territories in the streams and don't die don't have access to the krill in the ocean so they don't grow as large as regular salmon. However, they still supposedly reach maturity and turn into a special kind of adult salmon that, during mating season, will use it's small size to trick the salmons that came back from the ocean into thinking it's a regular small fish, will sneak up on the females and release it's gametes and hope that the eggs will be fertilised by their sperm and not the regular salmon's. Idk what happens to the female mini-salmons though. I don't even know if this is true.
Something that I seem to hear all the time in documentaries though, is "most salmon die". Then what happens to those that survive it?
It's extraordinary how bright red the flannel is.
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can confirm all these facts
The fact that your profile picture is of a salmon is intriguing. Why do they mutate?
@@tanberetO how would a salmon know that
@@somethingiwillremember1239 know what? I'm asking why when they hit fresh water they mutate? I don't care if they know why or not, I want to know. Why am I even asking you? I'll Google it. Weirdo...
Literally here by wondering why my food is so delicious
My favourite fish!
Me and my father are arguing about this for a year now
Is sockeye salmon always red?
No, they are blue while they live in the ocean!
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Gonna try them got some the first time
Salmonines are divided into two tribes Salmonini (which occurs in both Europe and Eastern North America) and Oncorhynchini (which exclusively occurs in Asia and Western North America), we can look below:
Subfamily: Salmoninae (Salmon, Trout, Char, Taimen, and Lenoks)
* Tribe: Salmonini (Char and Atlantic Trout and Salmon)
** Genus: Salmo (Atlantic Trout and Salmon)
** Genus: Pseudohucho (Brook Trout, Lake Trout, Bull Trout, and Dolly Varden Trout)
** Genus: Salvelinus (True Char)
** Genus: Salvethymus (Long-Finned Char)
* Tribe: Oncorhynchini (Lenoks, Taimen, and Pacific Trout and Salmon)
** Genus: Brachymystax (Lenoks)
** Genus: Parahucho (Sakhalin Taimen)
** Genus: Hucho (True Taimen)
** Genus: Oncorhynchus (Pacific Trout and Salmon)
How do they die if fished? Suffocation?
Or Red Snapper fish?? Which one?
Dis hard
Why could they just live in the fresh water ?
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