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The Bonneville Cutthroat Trout

The Bonneville Cutthroat Trout. By Brandon And Brian. The cutthroat trout looks different from other trout, it has spots. The cutthroat trout captures insects and smaller fish. The cutthroat trout needs cool, clean, oxygenated air to live. Cutthroat trout save energy to survive the winter.

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The Bonneville Cutthroat Trout

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  1. The Bonneville Cutthroat Trout By Brandon And Brian

  2. The cutthroat trout looks different from other trout, it has spots.

  3. The cutthroat trout captures insects and smaller fish.

  4. The cutthroat trout needs cool, clean, oxygenated air to live.

  5. Cutthroat trout save energy to survive the winter.

  6. Predators to the trout are bigger animals and fishers

  7. Seaweed and moss are plants around the cutthroat trout.

  8. For adaptations the trout as a curved backbone and gills.

  9. The trout is UT state fish, also the biggest one was 26 lb.12 ounces.

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