The fisherman found alive after the winding over 90 days at sea says she survived to eat birds, tortoises and cockroaches

The Peruvian fisherman was found alive after in the sea, 94 days, the Navy official told Saturday, because he was fired from the hospital after his experience.

Maximo Napa, 61, was saved in his small fishing boat on Tuesday after noticing the Ecuadorian ship from the coast of Chibbot in northern Peru.

He told the local media in a tearful interview that he survived on the sea by eating cockroaches, birds and turtles.

“I didn’t mean to die, for the mother. I have a two-month-old grandson – I pulled up to that. I’ve been thinking about my mother every day,” Hood said.

The Peruvian Navy announced pictures Rescue, including one showing that the hood is overcome with a brother after saved and other showing fishermen who receives medical attention.

On Saturday he was fired from the hospital in the coastal city of Paite.

“Mr. Napa arrived in a good physical condition. She could walk, wash her. Shocked, but in good physical condition,” said Peruvian Navy Port Captain Jorge Gonzalez.

The fisherman placed sail on 7. December from Luke San Juan de Marcono, but bad weather conditions and instantanee forced her to lose course.

His little boat, who didn’t have a radio signal, ended up on big seas.

“The miracle is that my father was found,” said his daughter ines hood RPP radio station. “We like a family never gave up hope to find it.”

His niece, Leyla Torres hood, said for RPP radio station, which family planned to celebrate his birthday, who passed while lost at sea, According to the BBC.

“The day of his birth was unique because everything he could eat (while at sea) was a small cookie, so it is very important for us to celebrate, because it was reborn,” she said.

Napa-Jevo temptation comes only months after the dramatic rescue of another man lost on the sea for a long period of time. In October, Russian Mikhail Pichugin is saved After spending more than two months, in a small breathing in the sea, Okhotsk, from the shores of Russia. He said he survived By struggling with a shivering cold and drinking rainwater. Pichugin, 46, he headed to watch whales with his 49-year-old brother and a 15-year-old nephew. But the boat motor turned off on the return 9. August. Pichugin’s brother and nephew later, they died, and their bodies on the ship was tied to prevent them from preventing them from preventing them.

2023. The Australian Sailor said he survived more than two months He lost at sea with his dog. Tim Shaddock, 51, and his dog Bella sailed from Mexico to French Polynesia when the rough must have damaged his ship and his electronic system, leaving them from the world.