Millions of herring are starting their return to the British Columbia waters to spawn. This is one of nature's most beautiful displays. In this annual spectacle, huge schools of small silvery fish will find shallow water on the coast to lay their eggs. The female herring lay between 10,000-20,000 adhesive eggs that will stick to kelp and eelgrass. The male herrings then release fertilization milt in vast milky-clouds that will turn the ocean a turquoise blue that can be seen kilometers away. #BI

The annual herring spawn is a breathtaking natural event that transforms coastal waters into a vibrant, churning spectacle of life. In a massive and coordinated effort, millions of herring gather in dense shoals to release their eggs and milt (sperm) into the water. This process often turns the water a milky, opaque white or turquoise color as the milt mixes with the water, creating a visual phenomenon that can be seen for miles. The tiny, sticky eggs attach to kelp, seagrass, and rocky reefs, c

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