Entity: SALMON
Salmon is a large anadromous fish known for its pink flesh, inhabiting both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. It holds cultural significance as a game and food fish.
SALMON
Etymology
The word 'salmon' originates from Latin 'salmo' which means 'leaper'.
Definition
Salmon refers to a large anadromous fish species, such as the Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar), known for its pink flesh and commercial value as a food source.
Historical Context
Salmon has been an important food source for various cultures throughout history, with evidence of its consumption dating back thousands of years.
Cultural Significance
Salmon holds cultural significance as a game and food fish, with various traditions and rituals associated with its fishing and consumption.
Related Concepts
- Anadromous fish
- Commercial fishing
- Aquaculture
See Also
- Atlantic salmon
- Pacific salmon
A versatile fish species with pink flesh, known for its anadromous behavior and commercial value as a food source.