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 development of sentience in juvenile animals — Animal Ethics

Animal Cruelty Charges Dropped Because Fish Are Not “Animals” Under North Carolina Law

Captive dolphins endure extensive suffering in their tragic lives

Roadmap To E.U. Farmed Fish Policy Reform - Faunalytics

Do fish feel pain? - BC SPCA

Fishing into the Future Talks: The Animal Welfare Sentience Act

Fish Feel Advocating for Fish Worldwide

Exploring the limits to our understanding of whether fish feel pain - Hart - 2023 - Journal of Fish Biology - Wiley Online Library

Farmed Atlantic Salmon Standards - Global Animal Partnership

Tilapia welfare assessment protocol for semi-intensive farms in Brazil - Responsible Seafood Advocate

Can We Protect Aquatic Animal Welfare Without Considering Their Sentience? - Faunalytics

Aquatic Animal Welfare Defined for the First Time