The fisherman flew to the Pacific Ocean 95 days. To survive, the man eat cockroaches and birds.
The Peruvian fisherman was able to return home after he left the Pacific Ocean for 95 days due to a storm shot him from the course. During this time, he survived, ate cockroaches, birds and turtles at sea, and also collected the water to stay alive. Reuters reported it.
Fisherman Maksimo ata went fishing from Marconi, the city on the southern coast of Peru, December 7. He took food with him on a two -week journey, but his two -week journey became a tragedy when, due to a strong storm, lost his course and ended in an endless ocean.
His family began to search, but sea patrols couldn’t find it until Ecuador Fish Patrol found it about 1094 km from the country’s coast, very dehydrated and in critical condition.
“I don’t want to die,” the Reuters told me an attack. “I ate cockroaches, birds, the last thing I ate was turtles.”
He said he maintained the power of the Spirit, thinking about his family. According to him, the hardest was the last 15 days when he was left without food and had to drink only water.
“I thought about my mom every day,” he said. “I thank God for giving me a second chance.”
Her mother, Elena Castro, told the local media that despite the fact that other relatives maintained hope, she began to lose hope.
“I said to the Lord, he is alive or dead, just give it back to me, even if he just sees him,” he said. “But my daughters did not lose faith. They kept saying to me: Mom, he’ll come back, he’ll come back.”
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