PETA Campaign Pitches Fish As Smart
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Touting tofu chowder and vegetarian sushi as alternatives, animal-rights activists have launched a novel campaign arguing that fish &#151; contrary to stereotype &#151; are intelligent, sensitive animals no more deserving of being eaten than a pet dog or cat.
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By Terry Ganey, Columbia Daily Tribune, Mo.  Sep. 18--A fish that's becoming a growing problem in Midwest rivers might end up being fed to sea lions and penguins in zoos if a pilot project successfully develops.
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A new political party campaigning for animal rights across the UK is to be launched.
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ST. JOHN&#39;S - A company with ties to a fish hatchery on PEI is seeking approval to put genetically modified salmon on Canadian dinner tables.
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A simple sea creature could help to address the problem of global warming, a scientist claims.
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By DAVID ROSS HIGHLAND CORRESPONDENT  SCOTLAND'S fish farming industry has been accused of playing Russian roulette with wild salmon after one company said it wanted to expand production by more than 500per cent.
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Singapore's aquarium has tagged some  of its fishes using microchips to help visitors identify the  different species on display.
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ASHFORD, Conn. -- An animal welfare group has launched a campaign to raise $15 million for a sanctuary where unwanted dogs, cats, birds and other small domestic animals could live out their lives.
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Environmentalists urged fishing nations Thursday to do more to protect the rare Patagonian toothfish, dubbed the "white gold" of the sea which is being driven to extinction by rampant poaching.
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BioMarin files a marketing application for its lead compound in development.
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TINY fish are being deployed to protect New York's water supply from a toxic terrorism attack.   Groups of three-inch bluegill fish have been been put in special aquariums in the city's reservoirs.
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It hardly seems fair, but water creatures nimble enough to avoid being gobbled up by predators might harm their species more than help, new research suggests.
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Science & environment: Seen as posh and green, the langoustine is catching on as eco-friendly sea food.
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Scientists will soon start attaching  microchips to fish and other marine animals to track their  movements around the world's oceans and learn how they are  being affected by phenomena such as climate change and  overfishing, experts said on Monday.
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It hardly seems fair, but new research suggests that water creatures nimble enough to avoid being gobbled up by predators may harm their species more than help.
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More women may want to develop a taste for seaweed, if animal research is any indication of the food's potential cancer-fighting ability.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals took aim at dog breeders and the Westminster Kennel Club dog show in a series of ads.