The diagram below shows the life cycle of a species of large fish called the salmon. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram depicts the life cycle of

salmon

in the natural environment.

Overall

, it can be seen that there are three primary stages in the progress of a circle of

salmon

life. Commencing with the form of

eggs

then

transforming to a complete adult fish and finalizing as laying

eggs

. In the first stage,

salmon

eggs

are laid under the reeds and camouflaged as small stones to prevent hunters. After hatching successfully,

the next step is

that the

eggs

become fries size 3-8 centimetres. After that, they will move to the lower river where have a fast-flowing school of fish, they will survive here for approximately 4 years before becoming smolts. In the second stage ,the length of

salmon

reaches between 12 to 15 centimetres. During the period

in

Change preposition

of

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smolts' growth, they continue their lives at the giant sea and will spend theirs in around 5 years. Without any kill, they will transform into full-growth

salmon

which can target a maximum size of 76 centimetres.

The following step is

that they have a reproductional responsibility to achieve. A couple of fishes move up to the upper river and

then

lay

eggs

under the reeds and try to hide them with stones. It makes sure the

eggs

survived as long as possible before the new life cycle of

salmon

happens again.