How fish think and feel and why we should care about their welfare
C Brown, C Vila Pouca - Wildlife Australia, 2016 - search.informit.org
Wildlife Australia, 2016•search.informit.org
… Public concern for animal welfare has brought some changes to the treatment of livestock
and pressure for much more. We hope that people will also start demanding humane treatment
for fish. Achieving this is a daunting challenge, for it … We could return to small scale,
sustainable operations similar to artisanal fishing, but this will reduce catches and increase
prices (which would also better reflect the true environmental cost of taking fish from the sea). …
and pressure for much more. We hope that people will also start demanding humane treatment
for fish. Achieving this is a daunting challenge, for it … We could return to small scale,
sustainable operations similar to artisanal fishing, but this will reduce catches and increase
prices (which would also better reflect the true environmental cost of taking fish from the sea). …
Don't be fooled by their lack of expression. Behavioural ecologists Culum Brown and Catarina Vila Pouca reveal fish to be thinking, feeling animals that deserve a better deal.
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