The young wingless stage of a feeding insect that will undergo a complete change
What is larvae?
100
Both cicadas and salmon reproduce using these reproductive methods.
What is laying eggs and fertilizing them?
100
Dark, dull, gloomy
What is glistening?
100
Salmon swim in unusual direction. Which way do they swim?
What is upstream?
200
They emerge from here when they are ready to eat.
What is the ground/ the roots of the trees.
200
The juice of a plant
What is sap?
200
Both the salmon and the cicada have this in common as far as where they live and where they give birth.
What is they both have to travel?
200
Apathy, indifference, not caring
What is perseverance?
200
The Atlantic salmon begins it's life here.
What is in fresh water?
300
They stay in the ground for this long
What is 17 years?
300
A mass of eggs deposited by fish and fertilized by the male fish.
What is spawn?
300
The salmon and the cicada are different, because the salmon doesn't do this for it's whole trip to spawn, while the cicada does this while under ground.
What is eat?
300
Cover, fill
What is burrow?
300
The Atlantic salmon lives it life here?
What is the ocean or salt water?
400
When they are larvae they live off of this.
What is the sap in the roots of the plant?
400
A small natural stream of fresh water
What is a brook?
400
The cicada and the salmon have this in common as far as the number of offspring.
What is they both lay many eggs
400
Hold, keep, remain
What is transformed?
400
A salmon can travel this far to reproduce.
What is 2,000 miles?
500
They live this long.
What is 30-40 days
500
Appropriate, fitting or becoming
What is suitable?
500
After laying the eggs, the salmon and the cicada may or may not differ as to what happens to them. How?
What is the cicadas all die, and some of the salmon may die returning to the ocean.