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explain the behaviour of salmons​

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Answered by lisa0001
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Salmon have a swim bladder that is connected and regulated via the oesophagus requiring them to 'swallow' air at the surface to replenish air in the swim bladder, with a behaviour described as jumping or rolling at the surface

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