The answer is no. Recent studies by scientists have found that fish do not in fact feel pain. According to well respected scientists, including Stephen Hawking (Who says, "I am much like a fish. I can not feel pain.), fish lack the neo...
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Here we go again. There is a new study out that contends fish feel pain. A professor at Purdue and his Norwegian graduate student attached small foil heaters to goldfish. Half of the goldfish were injected with morphine, half with saline, and then the rese ... Frying NemoDo fish feel pain?
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www.slate.com/id/2219276/
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In the August 2004 issue of Gourmet magazine, David Foster Wallace asked readers to "Consider the Lobster." What started out as a routine assignment to Maine's annual lobster festival spiraled into a quest to understand the lobst...
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Do fish feel pain?; The world's foremost expert on the subject is Dr. James D. Rose of the University of Wyoming. He's spent 30 years working on questions of neurology, examining data on the responses of animals to painful stimuli.
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fishscam.com/faqPain.cfm
fishscam.com/faqPain.cfm
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Pain in fish - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The presence of pain in an animal, or another human for that matter, cannot be known for sure, but it can be inferred through physical and behavioral reactions. Specialists currently believe that all ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pain_in_fish
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Do Fish Feel Pain? Exploring the science behind whether fish feel pain. ... Is that same experience painful for a fish though? That is the first question. There is actually rather a lot of science to back up the fact that fish do feel pain.
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www.firstscience.com/site/editor/024_ramblings_05092003...
www.firstscience.com/site/editor/024_ramblings_05092003.asp
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Fish can feel pain, with their behaviour changing in response to stimuli, UK scientists say. ... The argument over whether fish feel pain has long been a subject of dispute between anglers and animal rights activists.
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news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/2983045.stm
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Anglers rest easy. Fish cannot feel pain, the largest study into piscine neurology has concluded. - The Sydney Morning Herald ... Professor Rose, 60, said that previous studies which had indicated that fish can feel pain had confused nociception - responding to a threatening stimulus - with feeling pain.
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www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/02/10/1044725683181.html
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Do fish, like humans, experience pain and suffering? People hold very differing beliefs about this question. Some would believe that if fish react to stimuli that would cause a person to feel pain that the fish must also be feeling pain.
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cotrout.org/do_fish_feel_pain.htm
cotrout.org/do_fish_feel_pain.htm
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