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Salmon, Alaska

Large group of Kokanee salmons spawning in river

Colorful Pink Salmon Jumping Dam Issaquah Creek Washington. Every autumn salmon come up creek to Hatchery. Salmon come from as far as 3,000 miles.

Sheer instinct drive the salmon to their breeding grounds. Nothing will stop the urge to move forward. This Salmon has made it this far with brute strength and determination. A moment in flight is captured as this salmon has made it over the rapid waters. Many such as this will make the quest to Valdez, Alaska, completing the circle of life. Loop

Salmon swimming upstream to lay their eggs before they die. Then they will be left as nutrients for their young, the bears and the wildlife around them, and also to benefit the environment.

River full of red sockeye salmon,Katmai National Park,Alaska?usa;

Two dead salmon floating by the shore in the Kenai River in Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, USA

$Many sockeye salmon spawning on the fast flowing Alaskan Russian River.\n\nTaken in Homer, Alaska, USA$

Wild coho salmon spawning in upper Lietel Creek, a tributary of Tahkenitch Lake on the Oregon coast.

Ketchikan, Alaska, USA.

Large group of spawning Kokanee salmon.

The salmon are caught in a pool after the Lowe river receded. These are the last of the spawning salmon. There is no escape for them amongst the beautiful surroundings.

Large numbers of kokanee salmons spawning in river

Fish farm shot in Oregon

The salmon run is the time when salmon, which have migrated from the ocean, swim to the upper reaches of rivers where they spawn on gravel beds. After spawning, all Pacific salmon and most Atlantic salmon die, and the salmon life cycle starts over again.

$Many sockeye salmon spawning on the fast flowing Russian River.\n\nTaken in Alaska, USA$

Cod fish and salmon fishes

Wild fish in the sea

Multi-Colored Salmon Issaquah Creek Washington. Every autumn salmon come up creek to Hatchery creating a kaleidoscope of color. Salmon come from as far as 3,000 miles.

September 3, 2021, Valdez, Alaska. Salmon, in the thousands, have made their way to their spawning grounds. These fish fight to the very last breath of their life to do what they were intended to do. It is quite a sight to see thousands of fish fighting, even to their demise, to get to the place of their birth.

Underwater photography of cherry salmon in Nakashibetsu Town, Hokkaido

Bears feed on salmon along the Brooks river in Katmai National Park, Alaska

Two Salmons Jumping in Cascades (Sol Duc River at Olympic National Park — Washington)

Salmon migrating in Squamish, BC. Wild salmon.

Salmon fighting their way through the river while on their run back to their birth place

River salmon moving upstream in British Columbia

Salmon fish swimming upstream in Valdez Alaska during the August salmon run

Salmon make their way upstream. They are on a mission. They are driven to reach the end of their journey. The fish want to get to the place of their birth. This is the end of their journey, the final stage in the life cycle of a salmon. The fish have reached a roadblock and only the strongest will survive.

in Hokkaido

Sea lion fishing salmon

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