s medic, put them on an intravenous drip, but the boys were able to sip water and soon wanted real food. "They are in incredibly good shape for the time they have been at sea," he said. The boys had a couple of coconuts on board which they finished after two days but were without water. "Somehow they caught a bird, I don't know how, but they caught it. They ate it; that is what is recommended," Fredricsen...
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