Do fish feel pain?
Yes, studies show that fish feel pain, but they have a lower pain tolerance than humans and most other animals.
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The answer to your question do fish feel pain is yes, every living thing feels pain. Thanks for choosing ChaCha!
Answered by Brian W. -
In a 2003 Scotland study on rainbow trout, scientists said they had proved for the first time that fish feel stress and pain.
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I question whether fish feel pain or not has been study a lot. Some scientist say yes & some say no. ChaCha!
Answered by MARY G. -
Well fish are pretty dumb you know. Are we really sure that fish felt pain when we hauled it 25 feet in the air .Fish do feel pain
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Yes, they can feel pain. The pain system in fish is virtually the same as in birds and mammals. Thanks for using ChaCha!
Answered by Sabriena G. -
Oncluding that animals need specific regions of the cerebral cortex in order to feel pain. And fish do not have them.
Answered by Holly H. -
Yes, fish do feel pain. However, pain receptors around the mouth react at lower levels of pain stimulation than in humans. ChaCha!
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About Pain
Pain is an unpleasant experience we've all felt. Its the feeling we get when a toe gets stubbed, when lemon juice squirts in your eyes, or you forget to wash your hands before you go to the bathroom after cutting-up spicy peppers. It's the body's natural reaction to protect a healing part of the body, and to remind us not to do the thing that hurt us anymore. So pay attention to your body, because contrary to what Patrick Swayze said in 'Roadhouse,' pain does hurt.
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