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Most salmon species are anadromous fish, which means they are born in rivers, migrate to the ocean as juveniles, where they live and feed, and then return to the river to spawn. This is their life cycle: salmon reproduce only in freshwater, and almost all die after spawning. However, it is crucial for the fish to return to the exact river where they were born. It is still not entirely clear how salmon find their way back home.