Why I like to kill fish, especially to kill fish

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Have you seen Planet of the Apes? It's better not to torture the fish.

The fish does not hurt when you kill the fish. A recent study concluded that fish lack the necessary pain receptors in their brains and are therefore unable to experience pain in the same way that humans and other animals do. Although fish possess nociceptors, these sensory receptors are able to respond to objects or events that harm their bodies by sending warning signals to their brains.

According to the authors of the study, the function of these receptors in fish is not the same as in humans.

"Even if fish were conscious, there is no evidence that they have the same pain sensations as humans," the study's authors wrote in a study synopsis. The researchers claim that a nociceptor called a C-fiber nociceptor in humans is the main cause of pain in humans, but this receptor is rare in finfish and is found in sharks and rays.

It doesn't exist in the body. The researchers wrote that another A-triangle nociceptor triggers another simple reflex escape that is fundamentally different from real pain.

Wow, the fish doesn't hurt when you kill the fish.

There can be a variety of reasons why you can't bear to kill a fish. First of all, as a living organism, fish is alive like humans, and has a unique experience and feeling of balancing life. As a result, some people believe that killing fish is an unnecessary act of harm and violence that should not be taken lightly.

Secondly, the reason why some people can't bear to kill fish is because they have a certain understanding of the ecology and environmental protection of fish. In the context of the continuous deterioration of global environmental pollution and climate change, the protection of aquatic life and the marine environment has become a global common responsibility and mission. Therefore, many people believe that killing fish is an irresponsible act that will cause irreversible damage and damage to aquatic life and the ecological environment.

In addition, some people can't bear to kill fish, which may also be because fish have a special meaning and value to themselves. For example, some people keep fish as pets and develop a deep affection and intimate bond with them. In this case, killing a fish can bring great emotional damage and pain.

To sum up, the reason for not being willing to kill fish may be due to various factors such as respect for life, ecological protection, and emotional connection.

Not wanting to kill fish may be due to the following reasons:

1.Animal Loving Mindset: Some people are able to treat animals as friends or family members and feel the need to love and protect them. This compassion may make them reluctant to kill animals that die quickly, including fish.

2.Religious or cultural reasons: In some religious or cultural traditions, killing is considered sinful or immoral. These beliefs can lead to an intolerance or aversion to killing, including killing fish.

3.Sensitive to the environment: Killing fish can have a negative impact on the environment.

Some may think that killing too many fish could harm marine ecosystems and biodiversity. In order to maintain the balance of the environment, they may feel that the killing of fish should be reduced.

For either of the above reasons, we should protect animals, including fish, as much as possible so that they can survive and thrive in their natural environment.

Because fish is the oldest vertebrate animal on the earth, it has accompanied human beings for more than 5,000 years, and has formed an indissoluble bond with human beings.

Like humans, fish is an independent life form, with the same life spirituality as many other creatures, and has a unique life code and life sense in the same jujube category. When the same kind is slaughtered, other fish react so strongly as if they were slaughtered themselves. In the humble fish, there are also rich life phenomena such as feelings, consciousness, will, and interactions that are the same as humans.

Vertebrates have neural reflex arcs.

It's just a stress response to the salt of the wound.

The fish is indeed dead, and the higher activity of the brain has stopped. However, since it takes a while for the body to die, the nerve reflex arc appears as muscle spasm twitching after salt is sprinkled.

The reflex arc stress response of humans can also be seen in daily life. For example, when your fingers touch something hot, you will immediately withdraw your hand, but this is not directed by the brain. Rather, it is a stress response to the reflex arc of the spinal finch pichia.

There is a case that proves that this stress response is not controlled by the brain. For example, if you serve a bowl of particularly hot water, when your hand is burned, you will involuntarily withdraw your hand, and then your brain will respond: you can't withdraw your hand, and if you withdraw your hand, it will knock over the bowl, so the head of the positive liquid is ordered to stop in the retracted hand.

Then the hot hand stopped trembling, and the hot soup was shaken out a lot, and the hand was hot enough.

The above hypothetical condition proves that the hand withdrawal response is not controlled by the brain.

Like the empty number, the dead fish has no higher thinking activity of the brain, but the reflex arc is still there, and if you salt it, it will show muscle spasm twitches.

Don't have any mental barriers, and don't worry about it. If you really dedicate yourself to the Buddha and don't want to kill, you won't eat that fish! So since you eat it, you don't have to worry about a scientifically explained neural reflex arc!

I wish you a happy life!

The nerves of the fish are still in a state of excitement and tension, because the fish that has just been killed still has nutrient bonds in the blood, which can also provide nerve activity, and when the nutrients in the fish's blood are all used up, the fish will not move again.