SANA Francisco (Kron) – prehistoric fish can grow up to 20 feet and is still present in the Gulf of San Francisco witnessing a sharp decline in population throughout California, according to a new report issued this week by the Ministry of Fish and Wildlife in California.
The number of white fossils, the largest fresh water fish in the United States, has been monitored in California since 1954. Wildlife officials have said population estimates from the nineties and reached earlier to about 150,000 or more were within the legal size of the harvest. Average five-year survey showed between 2016-2021, an estimated 30,000.
The initial results of the new 2024 poll, which was released on Wednesday, estimated that 6447 white hole is currently the size of the harvest, currently from 40 to 60 inches, remaining in the residents of California.
White Edgeans can live for more than 100 years and spawn for the first time after reaching 14 to 19 years. After the first spawning, the stuffing continues to spawn every two to five years.
A number of factors have affected the numbers of white puffs in California, including the loss of habitats due to dams, the deteriorating flows of rivers from a very variable water system, the harvest of historical athletic fishing, unjust fishing and deaths due to toxic algae flowers. It is believed that a harmful algae event in the summer of 2022 has killed thousands of fog, according to CDFW.
the 2024 survey I was made in the spring and the fall between the Gulf of San Pablo and Rio Vista. Wildlife officials said that the design of the study was reviewed by peers, which is “stronger and comprehensive for the population monitoring of the white population in California.”
In June 2024, the white thickness was added to the list of protection nominated species under the California -endowed species law (CESA). During the review process, the white body thickness receives complete Cesa protection from damage.