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The Pismo Pier.
The grunion are running now on the Central Coast. These guy's were getting their quota.
Grunion are sardine-sized fish. They are found only off the coast of California, USA and Baja California, and Mexico. Grunion are known for their very unusual mating ritual. At very high tides the females come up on sandy beaches and dig their tails into the sand to lay their eggs. A male then wraps himself around the female to deposit his sperm. For the next ten days the grunion eggs remain hidden in the sand, but at the next set of high tides the eggs hatch and the young grunion are washed out to sea.
Grunion are sardine-sized fish. They are found only off the coast of California, USA and Baja California, and Mexico. Grunion are known for their very unusual mating ritual. At very high tides the females come up on sandy beaches and dig their tails into the sand to lay their eggs. A male then wraps himself around the female to deposit his sperm. For the next ten days the grunion eggs remain hidden in the sand, but at the next set of high tides the eggs hatch and the young grunion are washed out to sea.
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