Salmon

First of all, we will give you some examples of blue and white fish: – White fish: hake, cod, turbot, monkfish, sole, rooster… – Blue… Read More »Is Salmon A White Fish?

sockeye salmon. Also known as red salmon because of it’s bright red-orange flesh, sockeye salmon has the fishiest scent and flavor of all the types… Read More »What Is The Orange Salmon Called?

Salmon is a range of colors between pink and orange known for their likeness to the orange flesh of the fish salmon. Although the actual… Read More »Is Salmon Closer To Red Or Orange?

The eggs vary in size from the tiny sockeye roe (average ¼ inch or 5.6 mm) to the large chum roe (average almost ½ inch… Read More »How Big Do Salmon Eggs Get?

Eggs are laid in the redd and fertilized by male fish (anadromous or mature juveniles) in a process called spawning. The female salmon buries the… Read More »Do Salmon Lay Eggs Or Give Birth?

Changing between fresh water and salt water changes the balance of water in their body. Salmon need to maintain a stable osmotic balance of water… Read More »Why Does A Salmon Have To Be An Osmoregulator?

1: Salmon physiology responds to freshwater and seawater to maintain osmotic balance: Fish are osmoregulators, but must use different mechanisms to survive in (a) freshwater… Read More »Are Salmon Osmoconformers Or Osmoregulators?

The tiny fish carry a food supply (a sac of egg yolk) attached to their bellies. They will not leave the protection of the gravel… Read More »How Do Newly Hatched Salmon Get Their Food?

Female salmon lay their eggs in nests called redds. The redds are located in areas with clean gravel and moving water, and are generally about… Read More »Where Do Salmon Lay Their Eggs?

Salmon has 63% more protein than egg – egg has 12.6g of protein per 100 grams and salmon has 20.5g of protein. Which is better… Read More »Which Has More Protein Salmon Or Eggs?