How to Identify the Five Salmon Species Found in Alaska is a 1-page legal document that was released by the U.S. Department of the Interior - Fish and Wildlife Service and used nation-wide.
Q: What are the five salmon species found in Alaska?
A: The five salmon species found in Alaska are Chinook (King) salmon, Sockeye (Red) salmon, Coho (Silver) salmon, Pink (Humpy) salmon, and Chum (Dog) salmon.
Q: What is the largest salmon species found in Alaska?
A: The Chinook (King) salmon is the largest species of salmon found in Alaska.
Q: What is the most commercially harvested salmon species in Alaska?
A: The Sockeye (Red) salmon is the most commercially harvested species of salmon in Alaska.
Q: What is the most abundant salmon species in Alaska?
A: The Pink (Humpy) salmon is the most abundant species of salmon in Alaska.
Q: What salmon species is known for its bright red flesh?
A: The Sockeye (Red) salmon is known for its bright red flesh.
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