Sardines vs. Pilchards: What's the Difference?

No, a sardine is not a young pilchard. Sardines and pilchards are different species of fish. Sardines belong to the family Clupeidae, while pilchards belong to the family Engraulidae. Although both sardines and pilchards are small, silvery fish, they have different physical characteristics and life histories.

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