The mother trout lays her eggs in a nest in the ground, which the male then covers with sand. The eggs hatch into alevin trout, which then develop into fry as they grow to resemble miniature adult trout. The fry then become parr trout, developing distinctive markings and able to stay in freshwater or migrate to the sea to become sea trout. The trout in the document have survived past the alevin stage, with their yolk sacs shrinking each time the narrator checks on them.

1. THE TROOT IN THE SHED

2. Spawning is when the mother makes a nest to
lay her eggs, she splashes her tail which
makes a hole in the ground for the eggs.
after the girl lays the eggs the male covers
them with sand.
The mother can
Lay 100 eggs.
Spawning

3. ∗ This is when the trout starts to eat its egg called the
yolk yum says the trout.
Alevin

4. fry
A fry is when the Alevin starts to look like a mini version of a grown up trout. 

5. ∗ Parr is when the trout starts to get its proper
markings.yipeee. now it has a choice it can become a
smolt or can stay as it is.
Parr

6. Now the brown trout is an adult.
Adults

7. The sea trout now thrives in the sea it has a lot of food
but more danger. 
Sea trout

8. Our trout
Are trout are only alevins lots of them have
survived and as I go up to see them their yolk
gets smaller and smaller every time.