Interview: Photographer Michael Muller
How he takes his mesmerizing, intimate shark portraits (hint: get out of the cage)
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How he takes his mesmerizing, intimate shark portraits (hint: get out of the cage)
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Nearly two millions tons worth of carp have infested Australia’s Murray-Darling river system, creating roughly £260 million worth of damage each year. They swallow native species, wreak havoc on the environment and …
In an attempt to help curb the exponential growth of the Lionfish, Whole Foods has decided to start stocking the invasive species in its seafood section. Back in 2010, the National Oceanic …
A recent study conducted by the World Wildlife Fund and Zoological Society of London has revealed that—between 1970 and 2012—nearly half of the ocean’s fish population was wiped out. The combined effects …
Aside from making people feel more suspicious, situations that literally “smell fishy” may actually increase critical thinking. In a new study published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, researchers tested this …
From Buddhist temples and long-tail boats to the world-famous Tsukiji Fish Market and the Hotel Okura
Renowned architecture firm AL_A elevates canned seafood into a modern meal
From yakitori skewers to palm-sized oysters, food on the go in this vibrant city
With new computers becoming archaic more immediately than ever before, luckily there are clever thinkers like Jake Harms in the world. From his humble and self-grown shop, Harms transforms would-be-discarded iMacs into …