Your next holiday is the perfect time to lose yourself in a good book. And let’s face it, a great page-turner is the ultimate joy. ‘How To Save The Planet With Books’ is the ultimate reading list for all you sustainable travelers out there. I hope it brings you what it’s brought me. Truth, Hope, and Resolution. Enjoy!
This week I finished reading: What A Fish Knows: The Inner Lives Of Our Underwater Cousins By Jonathan Balcombe.
A myth-busting book packed with insightful scientific research, it is likely to change the way you look at our underwater cousins forever.
Discover in the video above why eating a tuna fish sandwich is no different than eating a wild tiger steak. Join me as I unpack the incredible parallels between the business world and reef-cleaner fish and enjoy a fresh look at these remarkable creatures in all their breathtaking diversity and beauty.
Despite there being more than 30,000 species of fish – more than all mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians combined, we rarely consider how fish think, feel, and behave. We’ve been pre-conditioned to think of fishes as objects. Not as beings with complex social lives, feelings, and memories.
I don’t think anyone could read this book and not look fish big or small in a completely different light.
If you feel inspired to find out more or order this wonderful book, fantastic 🙂 Here is an easy, quick LINK.
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“We hear no screams and see no tears when their mouths are impaled and their bodies pulled from the water… Crying out in pain is as ineffective for a fish in the air as crying out in pain is for us when we are submerged.”
Jonathan Balcombe
