What’s really happening in the ocean’s “dark zones”

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​On Google Earth, the world’s oceans look like endless blue pixels — but AIS tracking reveals tens of thousands of ships moving across them in real time. Many of these vessels can vanish from view with the push of a button, hiding a global fishing industry that operates in the dark and traps laborers in brutal conditions. I teamed up with my colleague Christophe to understand what ships do when they disappear.

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Johnny Harris is an American filmmaker, YouTuber and independent journalist based in Washington, D.C. He holds a Bachelor’s in International Relations from Brigham Young University (2013) and a Master’s in International Peace & Conflict Resolution from American University (2016). Harris runs his own channel, publishes explanatory videos on YouTube and contributes to outlets like The New York Times. Note: Harris is known for high-production videos that are visually engaging, and he tries to make complex topics more accessible. Some critics say his style overly simplifies or flattens complex issues. Others says his channel leans towards “info-tainment” rather than rigorous investigative journalism.