"Isn't that wrong, host? Aren't all salmon deep-sea fish? This is clearly freshwater, right?"
Lin Yang saw the doubtful comment and chuckled, "Silver Trout and Chinook salmon are actually ocean fish, it's just that their life and reproduction habits are different from other deep-sea fish."
"Every year during the breeding season, these salmonid species migrate from the ocean into freshwater to spawn. After the hatchlings emerge, they return to the ocean to live. After two to four years, once matured, they come back to freshwater to spawn again. Born in the sea, die in the river, and so the cycle repeats."
"Now, at the end of summer, we might be lucky enough to see the summer run of Chinook salmon, but our current location is quite far from the mouth of the river. If we want to see this phenomenon, we need to go further upstream. Maybe we'll head up there over the next few days."
