An Australian sailor and his dog were miraculously rescued after they spent months in the Pacific Ocean eating raw fish and drinking rainwater, as Tim Shaddock and his dog Bella were picked up by a tuna fishing vessel off the coast of Mexico, after a ship’s escort helicopter spotted their boat..

Chaddok left La Paz the coast of Mexico in April, heading to French Polynesia, but a storm occurred a few weeks after the trip, destroying the electronic devices on his boat, and showed clips of Chaddock’s rescue obtained by the Australian network “Nine News”, the skinny man with a thick beard while speaking to the authorities.

Aussie sailor and his dog are rescued after spending two months at sea.

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Shaddock said that he suffered a very difficult ordeal before the fishing vessel rescued him, and he did not eat enough food for a long time, while a doctor on the fishing vessel that rescued Shaddock explained that he started eating small meals immediately, while remaining conscious of what he says and does after his harsh ordeal..

He did not suffer “Shaddock” throughout the time he was lost in the ocean from illness or serious injury, and also avoided sunburn by hiding under an umbrella on his boat.

Rescue of a French adventurer who lost his way for 137 days in the ocean

In a similar incident, sailors aboard an oil tanker – earlier this month – rescued the French adventurer Didier Bouvard, who had been lost in the Atlantic Ocean for 137 days, as he was recently lost at sea with his 6-meter private boat.

And according to the site newsinfranceThe rescue operation took place off the coast of Puerto Rico, on Saturday, June 24, while the crude oil ship of a private company responsible for Turkish sailors was moving in the Atlantic Ocean, and with the warning of the US Coast Guard, a rescue operation began for the boat that had been lost at sea for some time.

The small boat that sailed from the Canary Islands to the sea with the French adventurer Didier Bouvard, was towed to the deck and was rescued within 6 hours by Turkish sailors.

The first request of the French adventurer, who stood with the Turkish sailors on board the ship, was to drink an acidic drink (Cola), while the French man, who learned that he had been in the ocean for 137 days, left the ship with the US Customs and Border Protection and US Customs and Border Security teams..