Worms squirming on a fishhook feel no pain nor do crayfish and crabs cooked in boiling water, a scientific study funded by the

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South African History Online. "Worms squirming on a fishhook feel no pain nor do crayfish and crabs cooked in boiling water, a scientific study funded by the." South African History Online. January 31, 2012. https://sahistory.org.za/ref/E-0073561.