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More than one and a half thousand whitefish were released into Lake Onega in the Vologda region

In the Vologda region, work continues on the artificial reproduction of the population of valuable fish species

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More than one and a half thousand whitefish were released into Lake Onega in the Vologda region

In the Vologda region, work continues on the artificial reproduction of the population of valuable fish species. So, in Lake Onega, at the mouth of the Andoma River, 1696 whitefish weighing about 10 grams each were released.

Before settling, the condition of the fish was checked by specialists of Rosrybolovstvo and the regional branch of the All-Russian Research Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography. Water temperature and oxygen levels were also assessed. All in order for the Sig to take root well.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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