Animal Aids Day of Action for Fish‏

See;http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/NEWS/news_veggie//2913//

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Scientists agree that fish – as well as crustaceans like crab, shrimp and lobsters, and cephalopods, such as octopus and squid – experience pain and suffering in much the same way as land animals, yet there are hardly any laws protecting them from harm. Both wild-caught and farmed fish suffer greatly at the hands of people and, unlike most other animals killed for food, are often slaughtered without pre-stunning and may take a long time to die

There are many ways you can take part in the Day of Action for Fish, but here are a few suggestions:
- Hold an aquatic themed stall in your high street – with fish and seaweed decorations – where you can display our campaign literature
- Hire or make a pirate, mermaid or sailor costume and hand out leaflets
- Write to your local newspaper about the suffering of fish killed for food
- Order some of our A4 posters to put on notice boards
- Cook some VBites (previously Redwoods) Fish-Style Fingers for friends and family to show there are delicious, cruelty-free alternatives