coho

Stormwater run-off from roads kills both juvenile and adult coho within a matter of a few hours.

For food, check out the commonly-admired Ike's place, and CoHo is an ok place to sit down and have a sandwich/coffee.

For example, Stanford's CoHo at Tresidder has an especially embarrassing vulgar meaning in Mexican Spanish.

The other day I spent 4 hours recording baby coho salmon in disconnected pools along a creek bed.

I’m mostly curious how the coho will manage before rains return, and at this point it looks pretty grim.

Its been 4 years since this was known, 8-10 since it was known that something in road runoff was fatal specifically to coho salmon.

I've been hit by the [papa,phobic]coho a couple times in recent months.

I discovered that they were mostly coho salmon, born maybe 4 months earlier, weathering the driest part of the summer yet in these rapidly vanishing pools.

The coho data folks ended up in AWS S3 a few years later.

A pool perhaps 3 inches deep and 3 feet in diameter could contain over a dozen of them - Tiny puddles containing perhaps 500ml of water contained half a dozen fish or so; typically sculpins and sticklebacks but occasionally coho fry as well - As the water levels were lowering, dozens of huge ravens were staked out and waiting for stranded fish.

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The so-called "jacks" that are found in chinook and coho salmon are male individuals that return to their natal streams a couple of years earlier than expected.

"4-5 grams of protein per 100 gram serving" "fats derived from canola, sunflower seeds, and algae" Real Coho Salmon is about 20% protein and 7% fat so we're looking at less than 20% of the important parts being salmon.

Coho data was working very large storage arrays, specifically optimizing data placement across different media/hosts/etc.

Coho have been researched enough so I’m not doing anything particularly important, but in the process I learned some really cool stuff: - The creek bed is absolutely filled with sculpins.