Yellow River bream refers to Coilia ectenes, which belongs to the genus Coilia and mainly inhabits the coastal areas.

On July 18th, 22, we found an adult Coilia ectenes in the offshore waters of the Yellow River Estuary, which is the first time that Coilia ectenes has been found alive since 2. Its appearance has once again attracted the attention of many people, not only because it reappears after many years, but also because its meat is very delicious, and many people are curious about it. Then please follow the author to explore the Yellow River bream! I will mainly cut in from three aspects to help you understand Coilia ectenes, one is the appearance characteristics, the other is the living habits, and the third is the distribution area.

first, let's talk about its appearance. On the whole, this fish is flat and long, and its front part is higher, the back part is gradually lowered, its head is small, flat and sharp, its upper fin is longer than its lower fin, its body is mainly silvery white, and its tail is gray.

let's talk about its living habits. Coilia ectenes can live in fresh water, mainly inhabiting the coastal areas. It mainly feeds on plankton, and also eats some fish larvae. Generally, it swims into rivers and lakes from late February to early March to lay eggs. Its larvae breed faster, but its life span is not long, generally only 4 ~ 5 winter years old. In addition, according to the different waters, they can be divided into many different populations.

finally, let's talk about its distribution area. It is mainly distributed in China, South Korea, North Korea and Japan. In addition, it is also distributed in the Pacific Northwest and other sea areas.

after knowing the basic information of the yellow river bream, we might as well extend it. Recently, the reappearance of Coilia ectenes has brought people's thoughts back to a few years ago. Siniperca chuatsi was listed in the IUCN Red List of Endangered Species in 217, and its living environment in China is getting worse and worse. But now its discovery shows that the Yellow River regulation has achieved certain results, but the revolution has not yet succeeded, and comrades still need to work hard. Only by persistent regulation can more species be saved. Protect the environment, starting with you and me!