Chum salmon
A species of Pacific salmons and trouts, Also known as Keta salmon, Fall salmon, Qualla Scientific name : Oncorhynchus keta Genus : Pacific salmons and trouts
Chum salmon, A species of Pacific salmons and trouts
Also known as:
Keta salmon, Fall salmon, Qualla
Botanical name: Oncorhynchus keta
Genus: Pacific salmons and trouts
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Chum salmon (Oncorhynchus keta) is a migrating fish related to the salmon that spawns in intertidal zones and migrates up the Yukon River watercourse. The chum salmon has the longest migration route of any salmon species. This species is harvested for commercial use as an edible species in Japan, Russia, and the United States. A few global populations of chum salmon have been characterized as endangered.
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