That is where the tuna spawn.

A bad year for recruitment in a fished down stock means losing both the new cohort and most of the spawners, because the latter are caught before they can spawn again. By contrast, a stock with lower mortality for large individuals at least maintains an adequate reserve of large individuals available as spawners next year.

A single four foot female had 300 million eggs, can carry 300 million eggs in her ovaries imagine and they get to be over 10 feet long. Imagine what a 10 foot one has.

It was an ecosystem. Parrotfish spawning this is about 5,000 longnose parrotfish spawning at the entrance to one of the Phoenix Islands.

53 NPAFC Annual Report 1997, Vancouver, Canada, 1998 The Newsletter of NPAFC, winter 1998, vol. 2, No. 1.

And the fishermen were authorized to catch 30 percent of the entire spawning population every year.

One fry resulting from in space fertilization actually hatched and survived, as did prefertilized eggs.

It also provides a special habitat for these flying fish to lay their eggs.

When it comes time to spawn, they come inside, and these two tuna that were tagged, you can see them on the spawning grounds very much right in the area of the slick.

If it's not, it's certainly affecting their eggs and larvae, I would certainly think.

Now, they lay eggs.

A single female will lay about up to 100 eggs at a time, up to about 500 in her lifetime.

It is the time of spawning.

The first documented, successful vertebrate reproduction in space involved mating and hatching Medaka fish eggs.

She lays eggs, she feeds the larvae so an ant starts as an egg, then it's a larva.

It's also known as the spawning ground for eels from Northern European and Northern American rivers that are now so dwindling in numbers that they've actually stopped showing up in Stockholm, and five showed up in the U.K. just recently.

They lay the eggs into fresh water.

They sporulated, the spores attract insects, the insects laid eggs, eggs became larvae.

From their little hatching size of their egg, into their little larval stage till they reach adulthood, they put on 600 million times an increase in weight.

And we lay our eggs there, we don't have to worry about other eggs or anything like that.

Most threatened by industrial longline fishing are leatherback sea turtles which migrate thousands of miles across the Pacific to lay their eggs, feed and reproduce.

When those guys, they'll lay their eggs now.

And she says, What? Only the females have eggs?

Mosquitoes only drink blood to lay eggs.

Traditionally, Japanese consumers have been reluctant to purchase imported processed fish, although there is a demand for processed products including dried squid, fried and steam boiled eel fillets, dried seaweed, flavoured herring roe, fish eyes, stomachs, and fried skipjack.

272. With respect to the north east Atlantic, the North East Atlantic Fisheries Commission (NEAFC) at its sixteenth annual meeting (London, 19 21 November 1997), considered the report of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) Advisory Committee on Fisheries Management (ACFM) on oceanic redfish, blue whiting, mackerel and Norwegian spring spawning herring stocks.

It was agreed that the total allowable catch limits (TACs) for 1998 for these stocks were as follows Norwegian spring spawning herring located in areas beyond national fisheries jurisdiction of Contracting Parties, 102,000 tons blue whiting, 650,000 tons oceanic type redfish in areas within and beyond national fisheries jurisdiction of Contracting Parties, 153,000 tons.

The queen's in there somewhere she just lays eggs.

The duties on frozen mackerel, frozen squid, frozen hake surimi and frozen cod roe, which are subject to import quotas, will be reduced by 30 per cent at full implementation of the Uruguay Round.

More than 2 hours to put all the eggs.

And we were at this restaurant, and she said, So, basically, frogs lay eggs and the eggs turn into tadpoles, and tadpoles turn into frogs.

And she said, And where do, um, where do human women, like, where do women lay their eggs?

It is a very Painful work and very long.

The next thing that happens is the light ends evaporate, and some of the toxic things float into the water column and kill fish eggs and smaller fish and things like that, and shrimp.

They start as little eggs, and they're in The Guinness World Book of Records again for having the most number of eggs of any vertebrate on the planet.

It's the females, I think, that lay the eggs, and then the males fertilize them.

The queen just lays the eggs. There's no management.

Consequently, NPAFC in March 1998 convened a workshop on climate change and salmon production focusing on the impacts of climate change and the 1997 98 El Niño on salmon populations in the North Pacific, including impacts on smaller geographic regions, such as the Sea of Okhotsk, the Bering Sea, the Gulf of Alaska, and the coastal waters of the North America.

I'm fucking eggs.

and fully seasoned, ready to cook marinated catfish fillets. The United States is also the main producing country of surimi, a fish paste, formed into fish and non fish products, and it supplies more than half of the world total.

They're probably having, at the very least, a catastrophic spawning season this year.

You use chemicals. You put them into water where they breed.

Others are the fish chips consisting of thin tortilla chips with slices of Alaska Pollack, salmon steaks, salmon croquettes, salmon dollars, salmon ravioli, pre fried shrimp, ready to eat shrimp cocktail,

What are you doing?

Two newt eggs, laid on orbit, survived, and a high percentage of pre orbit selected eggs remained viable as embryos and larvae.