What is sardine called? Why is it called sardines

Sardines are known as sardines in Hong Kong, also known as sardines, anchovies and catfish. The small one is two inches long, the big one is a few feet, the lower jaw is slightly longer than the upper jaw, the teeth are not obvious, the back is pale and the belly is white, the meat is beautiful, and it is mostly used to make canned food. Originally captured in Sardinia, Italy, it was named after the ancient Greek word "sardonios", which means "from the island of Sardinia".

It is distributed in the isotemperate marine region at 6 to 20 degrees north and south latitudes.

It can be seen that this father is very happy, and his short words that seem to be self-deprecating make me remember deeply.

Guangzhou Metro Line 3 is notoriously crowded, and when people commute to work every day, people line up in long lines, and the mighty appearance makes people feel a little scary. Generally speaking, it is normal to "squeeze" the subway at Kecun Station, which is transferred on Metro Line 8 and Line 3, and wait for two or three trips. If you are lucky enough to squeeze into the subway, a whole car of bad breath, sweat, and the smell of some people who don't wash their hair often can affect your mood for the day from early in the morning.

I think back a few years ago, when Metro Line 3 was first opened, there were not many people at that time, and the subway didn't seem to be crowded, I was happy to take the subway, and occasionally I could bump into a few beautiful women in the subway, which was quite pleasing to the eye. I don't know when the Guangzhou bus and subway have become more and more crowded, and the congestion makes people panic.

The love and hate for the subway are deeply felt by many white-collar workers who work in Tianhe. Many people do not like to take public transportation such as subways and buses, and in addition to the so-called "face" problem, there are more physical and mental feelings that affect it. When you commute to work every day, you become a "sardine", and you don't know what to think of this reinforced concrete forest.

Once, I had a casual conversation with a friend who had lived in Hong Kong for many years, and he used the gesture of a Hong Kong person to say that we were too "face-saving", and many people were embarrassed to commute by bus. When friends get together, in order to "save face", they would rather spend a lot of money to take a taxi than take public transportation such as buses or subways, because there is no "face".

I didn't disagree with him too much, he had some point. However, he did not put himself in his shoes and think that if Guangzhou's subways and buses were all over the city, it would be very convenient for us to travel every day, and most importantly, we would not become "sardines", then I believe that the impact of "face" would be much smaller. This also reminds me of our old Premier Zhu Rongji, who said:

Premier Zhu is a person who dares to tell the truth, and in the next 10 years, China's public transportation lag will bring about more and more ills, and it can be expected that whether we take the bus, subway, or car, we will become "sardines" for more and more time.

It's the New Year, and I was going to say a few good words about the car like "vigorously developing the automotive industry", but the words of the young father who said "sardines" still lingered. I think that although he still seemed lucky that day, in order to make more future fathers happier, they don't need to tell the story of "sardines" to their children in the subway, and sincerely hope that our urban public transportation will get better and better!

Homophonic. It is also known as Sasui orange tench.

Sardinapilchardus (scientific name: sardinapilchardus) is a fish of the family Herringidae, a genus of sardines. It is a small slender silvery fish, 15-30 cm long, with a prominent radial raised line on the operculum bone, a short dorsal fin with only one, no lateral line, no scales on the head, and round scales of different sizes on the side of the body.

It is found in the ocean area between 14 and 68 degrees north latitude. Sardines are warm-water fish in the coastal waters, which are generally not found in the sea and ocean. Sardines have a high edible value and overall nutritional value, and are caught in large quantities and used in food processing.

Sardines are also a globally important economic fish, and they are often an important product of pelagic fishing.

Sardines have the advantages of fast growth and strong fecundity, and the meat is tender and high in fat. A variety of convenience foods such as fish lambs, fish balls, fish rolls, and fish sausages are being developed and processed in various places. It can also be used for refining fish oil, tanning, soap making and metal smelting; Fishmeal can also be made as bait.

Sardine. It is a variety of herring.

Its body is flattened, about 26 cm long, silvery-white in color, short dorsal fin, and its head is scaleless.

Diatoms and dinoflagellates feed on them, and when the temperature rises, they migrate to the near shore.

Sardines are a general term for a variety of herring, with a flattened, silvery-white color, a body length of about 26 cm, a short dorsal fin, and a smooth and scaly head, and sardines are mainly distributed in the Northwest Pacific region and are rich in docosahexaenoic acid.

Rich in nutritional value.

Sardines belong to the coastal warm water fish, mostly inhabit the pelagic seas, swim faster, mainly to planktonic crustaceans, diatoms, dinoflagellates and other food, and sardines will migrate to the shore with the water temperature in the spring of each year, and the juvenile fish will migrate to the north after hatching, and inhabit the deep sea area after the temperature decreases in autumn.

The spring and summer of each year is the reproductive period of sardines, at this time sardines will dust and produce ovoglobular floating eggs, the eggs will hatch after 56 hours in the water temperature, and the newly hatched sardines feed on the copepod nauplii finger group, and the juvenile fish will eat diatoms.

Sardines are a species of marine fish.

Sardines are a general term for the genus Sardines, the genus Sardines, the genus Sardines, the genus Sardines, and certain edible fish of the family Herringidae, the class Elastosidae, and the herringidae. Sardines live in the deep sea in autumn and winter, and in pelagic waters in other seasons.

The common sardine species are sardines, pseudo-sardines and small sardines, among which there are more than 20 species of small sardines, which are mainly distributed in various sea areas of the western Indo-Pacific Ocean. Pseudosardines are mainly found in eastern Honshu and southwestern Kyushu in Japan.

Sardines are mainly used for food, but fish meat can also be used as animal feed. Uses of sardine oil include paints, pigments and linoleum, and in Europe it is also used to make margarine. At the same time, it is an important marine economic fish in the world.

Sardine migratory habits

Sardines are warm-water fish in the offshore waters, and in autumn and winter, adults live in deep water at depths of 70-80 meters, and in spring they move nearshore.

Carry out reproductive migration.

After that, it grows up along the coast and gradually migrates northward with the warm current of the South China Sea in summer. In autumn, the surface water temperature drops and migrates southward. After October, when the fish have grown to more than 150 mm, they gradually move to deeper waters due to the decrease in coastal water temperature.