… We know very little of the ideal requirements for most fishes to live a life where they can
freely express natural behaviour and live positive lives, but few farming methods provide …

… there are many things we can do to improve fish welfare with the knowledge we currently
have, and this is what we will … have under our care, be it fish that are held in aquariums, fish we …

… for example, that the moment a fish strikes a hook or lure it is “in our care”, or the moment an
… our care”. From that moment, it would be covered by the regulations and we would have to …

… […] use this evidence […] and ask the animals rather than automatically assuming that we
know from our human standpoint. Animals are not […] looking at the world through human …

… welfare standards and assessment strategies for fish. We begin by exploring the origins of
positive welfare … that can be investigated in fish. In addition to presenting current findings on …

… Fish feel pain and suffer as a consequence, and we must … , there are many lively discussions
on how we should treat fish. … Do we know where fish consciousness resides? How do …

… This chapter tells the story about the rise of animal welfare as a topic of concern, and
especially fish welfare science, including the controversy concerning pain and consciousness in …

… , because social concern dictates the need for animal welfare standards and regulations […
fish welfare. Thus, the aim of this research was to study the perception of fish sentience, welfare …

… we should still care about their welfare. This paper gives the example of two groups, fish and
crustaceans, whose welfare … , as an example of how we should care about the well-being of …

… , one could conclude that any animals under the care of … should be treated in a manner
that ensures good welfare and … efforts to conserve fish species, sustainability of fishing stocks, …