Smelt hatch from eggs after 2-3 weeks, depending on water temperatures. Smelt larva are tiny and transparent, but as you see can be very active. To learn more about smelts, please take a look at our latest Inside Inland Fisheries and Wildlife blog by IFW Fisheries Biologist Kevin Dunham at http://www.maine.gov/wordpress/insideifw/2017/06/02/springtime-in-maine-means-smelts-are-running/ . This smelt larva footage was filmed by IFW Fisheries Biologist Liz Thorndike. | Maine Department of Inland Fi

26K views · 24 reactions | Smelt are small, silvery fish found in rivers, streams, lakes, and oceans across the world. In Northern California, where these fish spawn along the coastline and in riverbeds, smelt have been an important resource for Indigenous communities for generations. Learn about fish camp and how a Tolowa Dee-ni’ family is fighting to preserve their foodways, ecosystems, and culture. | California Academy of Sciences | Facebook

53M views · 178K reactions | The making of an iron tool in West Africa, from building the kiln, smelting and forging the iron into tool to celebrating the successful project. Credit: Christopher Roy - youtube.com/CDROYburkina | Bluntly | Facebook

Smelting Iron Into Genius Tools | Crafty School