Survey: I noticed that the paragraphs are numbered.
Question: Why is it a myth? How do fish feel pain?
Predict: I think the article would be comparing the pain of fish versus other mammals.
R1: The article states that just because fishes don’t cry like dogs or showed a sad expression when they are in pain, it does not mean they do not experience pain. Such as when a hook pierces through their body or when they forcefully talked out of water. “Fish have the same two types of nociceptors that we do¬---A-delta and C fibers.” This line shows that fishes have the sensory wiring like a human does that detects pain.
R2: However, one thing that can be disagree on this article would be that the author instead of using a serious tone in the beginning he starts off with a sarcastic not serious tone. If the author is writing a serious article they he should not be joking about it. For instance, the title of the article is “Hooked on Myth” which is meant to intrigue on the audience, but at the same it is a pun because fishes are hook when they are caught. …show more content…
The author manages to develop her thesis by providing evidence and research that concludes fishes feel pain. Furthermore, the author’s main purpose of writing this article is to informed that even though fishes don’t cry like dogs or showed a sad expression when they are in pain, it does not mean they do not experience pain. The author’s intended audience are consumers of fish, catchers of fish, cooperation’s of fish, and anyone interest whether fishes feel
Question: Why is it a myth? How do fish feel pain?
Predict: I think the article would be comparing the pain of fish versus other mammals.
R1: The article states that just because fishes don’t cry like dogs or showed a sad expression when they are in pain, it does not mean they do not experience pain. Such as when a hook pierces through their body or when they forcefully talked out of water. “Fish have the same two types of nociceptors that we do¬---A-delta and C fibers.” This line shows that fishes have the sensory wiring like a human does that detects pain.
R2: However, one thing that can be disagree on this article would be that the author instead of using a serious tone in the beginning he starts off with a sarcastic not serious tone. If the author is writing a serious article they he should not be joking about it. For instance, the title of the article is “Hooked on Myth” which is meant to intrigue on the audience, but at the same it is a pun because fishes are hook when they are caught. …show more content…
The author manages to develop her thesis by providing evidence and research that concludes fishes feel pain. Furthermore, the author’s main purpose of writing this article is to informed that even though fishes don’t cry like dogs or showed a sad expression when they are in pain, it does not mean they do not experience pain. The author’s intended audience are consumers of fish, catchers of fish, cooperation’s of fish, and anyone interest whether fishes feel