Does an Oyster Have a Brain

No, oysters do not have a brain in the way humans or other vertebrates do.

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Here's what they do have:
Oysters possess a simple nervous system, including:
A pair of nerve cords
Ganglia (clusters of nerve cells) that help coordinate basic functions like opening and closing their shells or reacting to touch
But they lack a centralized brain or complex neural architecture required for:
Thought
Emotion
Pain perception (as we understand it in mammals)

Do oysters feel pain?
This is still debated in science. Because oysters:
Lack a brain
Have a very primitive nervous system
Most researchers believe they do not experience pain or suffering in the way animals with complex brains do. This is one reason oysters are sometimes considered suitable for ethical eating by some vegetarians or vegans (though opinions vary).