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Two images side by side. The image on the left depicts a young peacock standing next to a peahen on top of logs. On the right, there is an image of a peacock standing on top of a tall aviary with his tail reaching the ground.
  • Bird Care, Other Species, Peacocks, Peafowl

Peafowl: How We Got Here

An introduction to the history and general characteristics of peafowl for your sanctuary or rescue.
Two images side by side. The image on the left depicts a young peacock standing next to a peahen on top of logs. On the right, there is an image of a peacock standing on top of a tall aviary with his tail reaching the ground.
  • Bird Care, Other Species, Peacocks, Peafowl

Peafowl: How We Got Here

An introduction to the history and general characteristics of peafowl for your sanctuary or rescue.
A group of five rock pigeons sit on fence as a sixth pigeon flies to join them
  • Avian Residents, Bird Care, microsanctuary, Pigeons

Pigeons: How We Got Here

How pigeons have come to need the care and attention of rescuers and sanctuary!
A group of five rock pigeons sit on fence as a sixth pigeon flies to join them
  • Avian Residents, Bird Care, microsanctuary, Pigeons

Pigeons: How We Got Here

How pigeons have come to need the care and attention of rescuers and sanctuary!
Photo by Hanson Lu on Unsplash
  • farmed fish|fish cognition|fish sentience

The Plight Of Farmed Fishes

Where do farmed fish factor into the farmed animal sanctuary community?
Photo by Hanson Lu on Unsplash
  • farmed fish|fish cognition|fish sentience

The Plight Of Farmed Fishes

Where do farmed fish factor into the farmed animal sanctuary community?
  • animal advocacy, animal sanctuary, fish advocacy, fishes

Four Ways You Can Advocate For Fishes Infographic

Learn 4 ways you can advocate for fishes in this handy infographic!
Open Sanctuary Fish Advocacy Infographic Preview
  • animal advocacy, animal sanctuary, fish advocacy, fishes

Four Ways You Can Advocate For Fishes Infographic

Learn 4 ways you can advocate for fishes in this handy infographic!
A catfish swims, looking towards the camera.
  • camelid diet|camelid nutrition|camelids are not ruminants|copper toxicity in llamas|llama diet|llama nutrition|nutritional requirements in llamas, fish emotions|fish facts|fish intelligence|fish learning|fish memory|fish sentience|fishes|fun fish facts

Fun Facts About Fishes!

Fish are fascinating and complex individuals! Here are some verified fun facts about them!
A catfish swims, looking towards the camera.
  • camelid diet|camelid nutrition|camelids are not ruminants|copper toxicity in llamas|llama diet|llama nutrition|nutritional requirements in llamas, fish emotions|fish facts|fish intelligence|fish learning|fish memory|fish sentience|fishes|fun fish facts

Fun Facts About Fishes!

Fish are fascinating and complex individuals! Here are some verified fun facts about them!

Fun Facts About Fishes

Did you know fishes can get the blues? It's true. There have been a number of studies that have revealed that fishes can have a “glass half full” or “glass half empty” approach to new experiences, depending on their previous ones.
Smile! We also know that at least some fishes can recognize and remember different human faces.
Did you know that fishes learn from each other and important information can actually be passed down through generations? Basically, one family of fishes can have cultural traditions (certain behaviors, feeding techniques, preferred locations etc.) unique to their family that are passed along to the next generation and so on.

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