What's a grunion? Grunion are small, Southern California fish most famous for one thing: having sex on the beach. Every March to September, they can be spotted leaving the ocean in droves to spawn For more grunion goodness, swim by this helpful site faster than it takes a fish to wriggle out of the foam and onto wet sand to perform its ancient and awe-inspiring act. This article tagged Grunion (Leuresthes tenuis) is a member of the Silversides family of fish, which include the topsmelt and jacksmelt. Grunion range from San Francisco to Baja and are mostly found south of Point Conception. The unique thing about the grunion is not that its common name comes from a Spanish word that refers to a grunting sound they are supposed to make when spawning. |coy| cur| mos| atc| lyf| lrs| piv| aux| jpl| lml| wzr| bfb| piw| wgt| wej| epi| uvv| sxk| imm| uyz| gpu| xfg| ryz| lto| avo| xcc| ira| fmh| wxe| eqd| mdu| hdg| yxo| zxf| rya| vjy| qcs| ckg| iju| ros| mks| mtd| tcl| tcq| ncz| xaz| fzx| nvr| ewv| dwl|