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    Asked: September 18, 20242024-09-18T13:32:50+00:00 2024-09-18T13:32:50+00:00In: Geography

    Briefly describe the two ways (include the processes) for humanely slaughtering shellfish or live fish

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      When it comes to humanely slaughtering shellfish or live fish, there are two primary methods that are considered ethical, especially in line with South African standards for animal welfare.

      1. Stunning and bleeding
      This is the preferred method for fish. The process involves stunning the fish, either by a blow to the head or using an electric stunner. This immediately renders the fish unconscious, preventing it from feeling pain. After stunning, the fish is bled by cutting the main artery located near the gills. This process ensures a quicker death and better-quality meat because stress hormones are minimised.

      2. Icing and chilling
      For shellfish like crabs and lobsters, a common humane method is placing them in an ice slurry or cold water. The sudden drop in temperature numbs the nervous system, making them less sensitive to pain. After sufficient chilling, they can then be quickly killed by splitting or cutting. In South Africa, this method is often seen as ethical for both small-scale and commercial shellfish harvesting.

      These techniques ensure the animals are handled with care, reducing their stress and suffering. While you may think about quickness, it’s not just about speed; it’s about minimising trauma.

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