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FISH TALES
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Boise Weekly
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September 10, 2008
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Salmon migration numbers raise hopes
If you think your life is tough, try being an Idaho sockeye salmon.
First, your species is so endangered that humans have to perform continual genetic testing to make sure there's not too much inbreeding. Then, there's a good chance you were at least hatched, if not raised, in a hatchery.
Once you make it to the lake, you have to swim more than 900 miles to the ocean, where you will face both predators and fishermen while you mature. Then, you have to come all the way back, swimming higher and farther than any other sockeye salmon, dodging dams, birds and bears just to get back to the lake where you started, only to spawn and die.
The good news is that ...
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