eet and vocalization" (Vet Survey). One vet said, "I think so however I have no proof" (Vet Survey). Another vet responded with "Not necessarily. Same as humans, we have in voluntary movements. It is the combination with the noises etc that led me to believe they dream. I wonder if research has been done. I don't know" (Vet Survey). According to Doug Stewart from National Wildlife Journal, he says that fish do not dream, do you agree (107: 16-20)? All of the people with pets said they agree with Stewart that fish do not dream. One survey disagreed with Stewart because "A living thing is a living thing, all living things have thoughts of course each animal has dreams" (People Survey). One survey said "I wouldn't think fish dreamed but that's because I've never witnesses any signs of it" (People Survey). Another survey stated "I didn't even know fish slept" (People Survey). According to another survey, "I didn't think fish even slept- I've never seen a fish sleeping- only swimming around while appearing to always be on the alert" (People Survey). The vets had their own opinion on the question. One Vet said, " Honestly I'm not even sure if fish sleep much less dream. Reminds me of the philosophical question of whether or not fish know what it is like to experience fire" (Vet Survey). Another vet stated this was something he never thought about. (Vet Survey). Another response was "I have no knowledge of their brain function" (Vet Survey). The last vet said, "Fish are different since they must keep moving to allow them to breathe. I do not see how they can sleep or dream" (Vet Survey). The last question asked on the survey was "In your opinion, if animals dream, do you think they are dreaming about food and predators or events that do not really exist in the real world or both?" I think they dream of things like humans do. I think they dream of the traumatic things they have gone through. They probably dream of goofy thi...
