圈养鱼类的福利

T. Gonzalez
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在我们作为宠物饲养的所有物种中,鱼类可能是最不被了解和最不被关心的行为福利。然而,最近科学家们一直在研究鱼类的认知,并发现这些动物具有复杂的智力和记忆力。这篇文章着眼于我们对鱼类的了解,以及养鱼人如何利用这些信息更好地照顾他们的水生动物。
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The Welfare of Captive Fish
Of all the species we keep as pets, fish are perhaps the least well-understood and least cared about in terms of their behavioral welfare. Recently, however, scientists have been researching fish cognition and learning that these animals have sophisticated intelligence and memory. This article looks at what we know about fish, and how fish-keepers can use this information to take better care of their aquatic charges.
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