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Unlikely Survival of Sailor and Dog at Sea

An Australian sailor, Tim Shaddock, and his dog, Bella, survived for two months adrift in the Pacific Ocean after a storm damaged their catamaran and cut off their communications.

  • SOFX Staff Writer
  • July 18, 2023
Sailing in Newport Harbor on a windy day in Rhode Island. The Narragansett Bay region is a world class destination for tourists who enjoy sailing. It is known as the sailing capital of the world.
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An Australian sailor, Tim Shaddock, and his dog, Bella, survived for two months adrift in the Pacific Ocean after a storm damaged their catamaran and cut off their communications. They sustained themselves by eating raw fish and drinking rainwater until a tuna trawler discovered and rescued them off the Mexican coast.
  

Key Points: 

  1. Tim Shaddock and his dog were on a 3,700-mile journey from La Paz, Mexico to French Polynesia when their boat was damaged by a storm.
  2. With communications wrecked, the pair survived on raw fish and rainwater while Shaddock sought shelter under the boat’s canopy to avoid sunburn.
  3. After two months adrift, a helicopter accompanying a tuna trawler located and rescued them.
  4. Shaddock was found in good health, sporting a bushy beard and wearing two hats for sun protection.
  5. Despite the ordeal, Shaddock is reported to be in good health, as is his dog, Bella.

 

Source: https://www.insider.com/australian-sailor-dog-tim-shaddock-bella-survived-2-months-pacific-2023-7 

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