Employees of US Coast Guard told the salvation of Louis Jordan, who went on a fishing trip at the end of January and was gone.
37-year-old ” navigator “noticed and saved the ship from Germany, who sailed 200 miles from the coast of North Carolina.
The boat fisherman has undergone a storm, the mast broke, and the Jordan barely survived after this and stayed on an inverted boat wait for rescue.
Louis Jordan admitted that all these days ate raw fish and rainwater (568 ml per day).
Professor Mike Tipton psychology from the University of Portsmouth, co-author of the book “Fundamentals of survival on the high seas “told how this is possible.
Tipton says it’s a little more than necessary for survival, that is 300-500 ml of water per day.
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