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Why do frogs scream? | Crazy Creatures

Fish don’t have vocal cords to scream, but that doesn’t mean they’re not in pain. As experts have shown, fish are emotional, intelligent beings. They have memories and form relationships with one another, and some even recognize themselves in a mirror. Despite this, fish have little to no legal protections, whether they are raised in industrial fish farms or caught in the wild. The best way to help fish is to choose more plant-based foods! #FishFreeFriday | Mercy For Animals