Salmon: Life Cycle of the Sockeye (1951)
1951 · Short film · 11 min
Synopsis
” is a 1951 educational film created by veteran filmmaker Paul Hoefler Productions. The film presents the complete life cycle of the sockeye salmon from laying and fertilization of the eggs, through the development of the sac fry and the growth of the young fish. Continues with the long journey of the fingerlings to the sea and the final return of the mature salmon to their birthplace, where they die after spawning. Photographed and produced by Paul L. Hoefler. (0:53) Close-up of Pacific…
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