Vice Magazine correspondents travel the world to vist the planet’s weirdest and most dangerous places, including such far-flung locales as the Pygmy villages in the Congo, the radioactive ruins of Chernobyl, and the illegal arms markets of Pakistan. There they look for mythical beasts, meet the PLO boy scouts (suicide bombers of tomorrow), chat with a man who sold black market nuclear warheads and hang out with Osama bin Laden, and get shot at in the slums of Rio. This is travel at its most bizarre, fuelled in equal parts by LSD and adrenaline, and contains nudity, guns, drugs, swearing and assorted other heaviness – not for the easily offended.