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by Henry Cholmondeley-Pennell (Author)
This book explores the question of whether or not fish can experience pain. Drawing on analogies to human and animal pain experience, as well as physiological studies of fish nervous systems, Cholmondeley-Pennell makes a compelling argument in favor of recognizing fish as sentient beings with the capacity to suffer.
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