Fish sentience World Animal Protection

The last 20 years of fish sentience research has shattered common misconceptions, revealing that fish not only feel pain but also experience a range of emotions, including positive ones. Despite this, many still harbour the idea that fish cannot feel, and that they do not suffer. Fish are sentient!

The Horror of Bycatch

Fish have feelings too: Why animal sentience means we should rethink food

Rethink Fish Compassion in World Farming

Announcing the Aquatic Animal Alliance! — Aquatic Life Institute

New Report Reveals Horrific Suffering of Fish in Captivity, Calls for a Ban on Touch Tanks and an End to the Capture of Fish from the Wild

Animal Welfare Expertise

Fish May Sense Each Other's Fear, Smart News

VIDEO: Shocking cruelty uncovered in EU fish farms, News

Fish are sentient and feel pain and fear in industrial farming.

Nobody seems to care about fish welfare — here's why we should, News, Eco-Business