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- Sturgeon - Seattle Aquarium
Sturgeon—the common name for over 20 species of fish—have been around since dinosaurs roamed the Earth Their life spans are lengthy too: while the average is 50 to 60 years, some individuals can live to be 100 or even older!
- Species Status Assessment - Government of New York
1 Species Status Assessment Class: Actinopterygii Family: Acipenseridae Scientific Name: Acipenser oxyrinchus Common Name: Atlantic Sturgeon Species synopsis: The Atlantic sturgeon, Acipenser oxyrinchus, is in the family Acipenseridae which includes 26
- White Sturgeon - California Department of Fish and Wildlife
White Sturgeon are native to the West coast of North America, where they may be found in coastal waters from Ensenada, Mexico, to Alaska Although occasionally found in the ocean, they primarily reside in large rivers and their associated estuaries, including the Sacramento-San Joaquin system in California, the Fraser River (British Columbia), and the Columbia River and its tributaries
- How the caviar industry and scientists are working to save . . .
The white sturgeon is the largest freshwater fish in North America; it can grow upwards of 15 feet Here, in Idaho’s Snake River, state fishery officials tag an eight-footer
- Sturgeons - River Wonders - Mandai
Sturgeons have rows of bony plates covering the head and along the body The upper lobe of its tail fin is longer than the lower Some species are long-distance travellers, capable of making round-trip journeys of up to 3,500 kilometres a year
- Sturgeons - WWF
Sturgeons are the most endangered species group on earth These gentle giants have been around since the age of the dinosaurs, but are now on the brink of extinction due to overfishing, a flourishing illegal caviar trade and habitat loss
- Guide for Sturgeon Fishing in Idaho | The Idaho Fisherman
Sturgeon, particularly the White Sturgeon found in Idaho, are prehistoric fish that have been around for millions of years They are known for their strength and size, with some specimens reaching lengths of over 10 feet
- Atlantic Sturgeon - U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Atlantic sturgeon live at least 30 years, with the oldest aged to be 60 years old captured from the St Lawrence River They don’t mature until at least 10 to 30 years old, and then they reproduce every one to five years
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