Peruvian Fisherman Survives More Than 90 Days at Sea by Eating Bugs, Turtles
A 61-year-old fisherman who miraculously survived being lost at sea since December, has been released from the hospital days after being rescued. The man, identified by the news agency AFP as Maximo Napa, was spotted Tuesday in the Pacific Ocean about 680 miles off of the Ecuadorian coast.
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Maximo Napa Castro, 61, finally returned to his family after he was rescued by Ecuadorian fishermen on Wednesday. He was ...
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