Maximo Napa Castro, a 61-year-old Peruvian fisherman, endured an unimaginable 95-day ordeal lost at sea. Starting his journey on December 7, he faced starvation and dehydration, resorting to consuming insects, birds, and eventually drinking turtle blood. Throughout his struggle, he maintained a dialogue with God, expressing both rage and hope. He believed rescue was imminent, culminating in his rescue on March 12 by an Ecuadorean tuna boat, illustrating the power of faith and human resilience in dire circumstances.
Maximo Napa Castro, lost at sea for 95 days, survived by praying, eating whatever he could find, and clinging to hope for rescue.
Reflecting on his thoughts during captivity, Napa Castro expressed anger and desperation, asking God, 'What am I going to find here?' and pleading for forgiveness.
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