Salmon's body language tells all: Body language can be an indicator of stress or well-being in fish

Tuesday, September 14, 2010 - 22:21 in Earth & Climate

Automatic photo analysis may make it possible to continuously monitor and interpret fish behavior. Researchers in Norway have been collaborating on finding methods of measuring the stress levels and welfare of production fish. Cameras and automatic photo analysis were used to quantify behavior. This could open up possibilities for continuous monitoring of production fish in the future.

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