Do fish have feelings? And if they do, does anybody care? RSPCA Australia’s willingness to lease their logo to salmon farmers suggests that the ill-treatment of our finny forebears is not as much of a priority for them as, say, koala baiting or quokka soccer – or even the substitution of cane toads for golf balls (and how many club-swinging Queensland Speccie readers can honestly say that’s never been a temptation?) What’s less clear about rival charity WWF Australia’s concerns re the sustainability of salmon farming in general and the RSPCA’s arrangement with Huon Aquaculture in particular, is which of...
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