Academic Lynne Sneddon unveils new research on fish and its ability to feel pain

Taiwan Talk
25/08/2025 10 min
Academic Lynne Sneddon unveils new research on fish and its ability to feel pain

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It should be a given that all animals, regardless of what their natural habitats are, feel pain. Gothenburg University Professor Lynne Sneddon, who is in Taiwan for the Asia for Animals Conference, has done extensive research on just that -- and she talks about how to better care for fish so their lives are pain-free -- whether they live in lakes, streams, oceans, and home aquariums. Hosted by ICRT’s Tim Berge.
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