A Regal Presence in Aquatic Realms
Sturgeons are among the oldest fish species, their lineage tracing back to the early Jurassic period. Their unique appearance, characterized by armored scales and a shark-like silhouette, sets them apart in the aquatic world. Historically, they were revered across various cultures, symbolizing longevity and resilience.
From Obscurity to Culinary Fame
For centuries, sturgeons were primarily valued in Russia, where their roe was harvested to produce caviar—a delicacy reserved for the elite. This "black gold" was an acquired taste, often considered an exotic indulgence.
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