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3 Teenagers Found Alive After 50 Days at Sea

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3 Teenagers Found Alive After 50 Days at Sea
Three New Zealand teenagers have been rescued after 50 days adrift in the Pacific Ocean in a tiny boat. The trio survived by drinking rainwater and sharing raw fish and a seagull that landed in their boat.

Three New Zealand teenagers have been rescued after 50 days adrift in the Pacific Ocean in a tiny boat.

The trio survived by drinking rainwater and sharing raw fish and a seagull that landed in their boat.

The parents of the  boys aged 14-15 had held memorial services for the boys, assuming they had been lost at sea.

(READ the story in MSNBC)

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