100 years ago African elephants numbered 10 million. Now there are fewer than half a million. Apart from being captured for their tusks, captured for zoos and safari parks, they have lost their habitat to human activity. An endangered species. They then drag it out of the water into the air.
Fish begin to suffocate, and their gills bleed.
In Asian markets, fish swimming in bowls have steaks cut off their live bodies for customers to eat. The cuts begin at the tail end. The mutilated fish continues to swim around the bowl between customers. The Red Swamp Crayfish was introduced from American to British fish farms in the 1970s. It breeds rapidly and is now found in British streams and rivers.