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        <description>Jonathan Balcombe - ecologist, author of "What a Fish Knows", and long-time advocate for aquatic animals explains why the UK Government’s commitment to introducing humane slaughter requirements for farmed fish is an important step forward, but only meaningful if it translates into real change. Scientific evidence demonstrating that fishes are intelligent, sensitive beings capable of tool use, social relationships, learning, emotional experiences, and even grief. Yet investigations continue to expose widespread suffering across commercial and captive fishing operations, where fish are routinely mishandled, slaughtered while conscious, or left to endure extreme stress in crowded conditions. Learn more about how you can help protect fish and support stronger safeguards for aquatic animals: https://ae.onl/Ecfqkb</description>
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