Simon Zhang @lemonoew

Did you know bluefin tuna may be more cognitively complex than many people think? 🐟 #FishWelfare #60animals

this is just Sam when he's 60 years old #fishtanklive

CirclingTheTank @VgnChknSammidge

3 weeks ago

Why do stalkers always have to be so icky looking #fishtanklive #fishtankdotlive

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@knets338578 Completely agree—what we choose to eat affects far more than just us. Consumer choices can have real ecological consequences.

What can humans actually do? Some researchers and companies are now exploring faster slaughter methods, welfare standards, and fishing practices designed to reduce suffering rather than ignore it. bonappetit.com/story/do-fish-… #FishWelfare #60animals

fisheries.noaa.gov/insight/recrea… The future of marine conservation probably depends less on simple “for or against fishing” arguments and more on how humans choose to manage and value ocean life responsibly. #60animals #OceanScience

Research on recreational fishing suggests public attitudes toward fish may slowly be changing. In many developed countries, conversations about fishing increasingly include biodiversity, conservation, and even fish welfare — not only recreation or food. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Apparently fish can have “social circles” too. Research on fish social networks found repeated interactions, preferred companions, and even cliquish social structures within groups. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15682346/ #60animals #FishCognition

ecologyandsociety.org/vol27/iss1/art… Studies on marine ecosystems suggest fish populations are deeply interconnected through movement, communication, and social behavior Removing fish from an ecosystem may also disrupt the relationships surrounding them #60animals #MarineLife #FishBehavior

ideas.ted.com/inside-the-sur… Research on reef fish suggests that removing fish from an ecosystem doesn’t only reduce population numbers. It can also disrupt the social networks that help fish decide where to eat, move, and stay safe. #60animals #OceanScience

sentientmedia.org/do-fish-feel-p… The more research I read about fish pain and cognition, the more interesting the gap between science and public perception becomes Scientific evidence keeps growing, but human seem to change much more slowly #60animals #FishCognition

theguardian.com/environment/20… The more I research fish cognition, the more I notice a pattern: When science suggests fish are capable of memory, communication, self-awareness, or emotion, people often react with surprise instead of curiosity. #60animals #FishBehavior

One of the most surprising things about marine life is how cooperative some fish relationships actually are. The underwater world is far more social than many people imagine. neaq.org/symbiotic-rela… #60animals #MarineLife #FishBehavior

worldanimalprotection.org/latest/blogs/d… increasingly suggests fish can feel pain, form social bonds, communicate, remember experiences, and even experience emotional distress. Maybe fish are not emotionally distant from us—just physically distant. #60animals #FishSentience #MarineLife

“Fish are forgotten, not forgetful.” Some fish can recognize individuals, remember experiences, navigate mazes, and adapt their behavior over long periods of time. thehumaneleague.org.uk/article/are-fi… #60animals #FishCognition

grew up hearing the idea that fish only have a “three-second memory.” Turns out that stereotype is probably more human imagination than science. howfishbehave.ca/pdf/Long-term%… #60animals #FishCognition

One thing that surprised me during this project is how much scientific evidence now supports the idea that fish can feel pain, fear, stress, and even optimism or pessimism. Yet many people still think of fish as simple or emotionless animals thehumaneleague.org/article/do-fis… #60animals

Bluefin tuna recovery shows that environmental action can make a difference. But it also reminds us how close human activity pushed these animals toward collapse in the first place. #60animals #BluefinTuna #Overfishing

Compassion in World Farming International @CIWF_Global

3 weeks ago

Bluefin tuna were pushed to the brink by overfishing, but by working together, their numbers have recovered. But the story doesn’t end there. Learn more about the hidden impact of farming carnivorous species: bit.ly/427kNHp #KeepThemWild

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We often talk about oceans in terms of pollution or rising temperatures. But somewhere beneath the surface, animals like tuna are trying to survive in environments changing faster than they can adapt. #60animals #OceanScience #BluefinTuna

The Future is VEGAN! @Suzymarxist

3 weeks ago

Sharks and tuna in danger due to overheating — Species Unite speciesunite.com/news-stories/s…

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Discussions about tuna often focus on sustainability and population numbers. But research on fish cognition also raises ethical questions about how humans view and treat marine life. #60animals #Tuna #OceanScience

UN Vienna @UN_Vienna

a month ago

Is your #tuna sustainable? Due to its many health benefits, the rising demand for tuna has put growing pressures on fisheries. On World Tuna Day 🐟, we highlight the importance of responsible tuna fishing as part of the 17 #GlobalGoals. Learn more: un.org/en/observances…

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Fish are not as silent as we think. Some species “sing” during dawn and dusk to communicate with each other underwater. The ocean may be full of conversations humans rarely notice. #60animals #FishCognition

Diving Enthusiast @forscubadiving

3 weeks ago

Fish Are Found To Sing Like Birds At Dusk and Dawn [Video]: To their amazement a group of researchers discovered that fish are quite vocal. This discovery shatters the belief that dish are silent. Source: Facebook   A group of scientists form Curtin… dlvr.it/TSX2TC

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