This podcast programme focuses on the capacity of fishes to suffer, feel other affective states, and display great cognition abilities. The idea is to present this important information in an informal dialogue of a few minutes. The programme is composed by independent episodes or by series of podcasts about the same theme if it needs more time to be explored. The Fish Mind is part of a project that results from a collaboration with Centro de Aquicultura da Unesp (Caunesp) in Brazil.
Did you know that, as humans, fishes may have a good long-term memory? Contrary to popular belief, these aquatic animals can remember things for a long time.
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The idea of this programme is to give some information about farmed fishes related to their natural needs, behaviours or farming conditions that are relevant to take into account to assess and improve their welfare; all this in just a few words - less than 3 min. Thus, the programme is composed of series of very brief podcasts focused on fish species with profiles already published in the fair-fish database, the first online database to assemble ethological knowledge of farmed fishes.
Curiously, some natural populations of striped bass live in fresh water, others in brackish water and others in saltwater!
Listen to this episode to know more about Malabar grouper and visit its profile in the fair-fish database.
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Silver barb is an important fish species cultured in many Southeast Asian countries, being also used as biological control for aquatic weeds
Listen to this episode to know more about Cobia and visit its profile in the fair-fish database.
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Did you know that rainbow trout expresses high levels of aggression, stress, and malformations under farming conditions?
Listen to this episode to know more about Cobia and visit its profile in the fair-fish database.
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