All anchovies I ' ve seen in the US , i . e rolled or flat packed , olive oil or water stuff , will have those indeible parts removed already . So you ' re fine bro . <| sep |> So this happened to me over the past summer . Me and a friend were hiking into the woods on the far side of a local mountain . We were basically bush walking for a couple hours there were no trail maps for over here . Anyways , at a certain point we found an old alpine patrol road and followed it . When we came around the corner , my friend stopped me , and pointed ahead . Off the side of the trail was a camouflage tarp set up with some old camping equipment underneath . Being the dumb teenagers we were , we got closer to check out the abandoned site . Whoever had lived there was obviously a slob . They had left some nice hiking shoes behind , but also tons of garbage , wrappers , containers , and . Orange peels ? Thus was the first thing to tip us off that something was not right . Any organic foods should have decomposed if this camp was as old as we thought . As this was setting in , my friend turned to me with a carton of juice in his hand . This doesn ' t expire until next year . Now we were seeing all the signs . There was a cooler on the ground , and kitchen pots that were still shiny . There was a trail to the slope that we could see had human shit dumped down it . This camp wasn ' t abandoned at all . Once it really clicked , we got out of there fast . We never saw anyone , but for all we know they were watching our every move . The really scary thing about that is that you just don ' t know what kind of person owns that camp . They could have been a kindly hermit , or they could have stabbed us and eaten our flesh . I ' m glad we didn ' t stick around to find out .