fiskevandringsmønstre
Fiskevandringsmønstre, often translated as fish migration patterns, refers to the regular, often seasonal, movements of fish populations between different aquatic environments. These movements are driven by a variety of factors including reproduction, feeding, and environmental conditions such as temperature, water flow, and food availability. Many species exhibit distinct migration patterns, traveling vast distances within freshwater systems, from oceans to rivers, or between different oceanic regions.
For example, anadromous fish, such as salmon, are born in freshwater rivers, migrate to the ocean to