Long-distance migration is observed in numerous species, with some covering thousands of kilometers in their journeys. Among these migratory creatures, approximately 120 fish species, including various salmon species, engage in the remarkable feat of transitioning between saltwater and freshwater habitats, a phenomenon known as “diadromy.” Additionally, forage fish like herring and capelin undertake extensive migrations across significant areas of the North Atlantic Ocean. These migratory patterns showcase the remarkable abilities of these species to navigate vast distances in search of suitable environments and resources.