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That Fish You're Eating Isn't What You Think it Is

And what you think it isn't could make your shorts explode. Full story

Have Animals Declared War On Us?

For millennia, humans have been wreaking havoc on animals. And now it appears that animals are striking back. So, I interviewed James Donahue, who believes the uptick in animal attacks is an omen to the "end of days." Full story

Something Fishy

The Strange Rewards and Follies of Bristol Bay’s Great Salmon Run

Deep in Southwest Alaska lies an abandoned salmon cannery known as Graveyard Point. Every summer fishermen converge on this area. Great fortunes can be earned or lost here, depending on a man's luck. I’ve fished here for the past four years, taking these photos along the way. Full story

Toxic Tuna

Fukushima's fish are at consumable levels but still contain various and complex ranges of radioactivity. Full story

Annoying Drug Dealers by Trying to Pay with Fish

A few weeks ago, a San Francisco truck driver got in a bit of trouble for stealing $10,000 worth of fish that he was supposed to be delivering as part of his job and exchanging it for $400 worth of crack cocaine. Inspired, I decided to call up some drug dealers, to see if I could… Full story

Magical Spy Sneakers

It’s a bit of a wonder that communism hasn’t fallen to its knees, screaming, “You win!” at Nike. Since 2006, the company has implanted tracking sensors into its line of Nike+ sneakers, a practice you would think certainly has political implications. Full story

Question of the Day

Would You Eat a Mermaid?

"As sashimi or sushi I think it might be good." Full story

The VICE Guide to Caviar

A 101 on harvesting fish abortion. And you haven’t lived until you’ve tasted those sweet eggs right from the ovaries, let me tell you. Full story

Wet N‘ Wild

Photos by David Titlow, Styling by Teddy George-Poku Full story

Fish And Grits

Ghostface Chows Down

What more could be said about Ghostface at this point? The guy epitomizes every single thing this magazine stands for. His musical contributions are unsung, yet unmatched. Full story