Which risk increases for migrating salmon using swim bladders in rapidly shifting river depths?

💡 Explanation

Sudden pressure decrease makes dissolved swim bladder gas expand, therefore barotrauma occurs, damaging tissue, because fish cannot equilibrate quickly enough. This is swim bladder volume barotrauma, rather than hypertonic effects or surface friction decreasing at depth.

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