Man rescued from seagull shark attack after falling into the Indian Ocean for 28 hours.

　　Shark fright

　　Fifteen hours after falling into the sea, he met a more terrible underwater creature — — Sharks. "I thought it was barracuda at first, but later I found out it was a shark the size of a red bus in London." He said. "My first thought was ‘ It will eat me ’ 。”

　　Fortunately, archibald noticed that it was a reef shark, and it did not pose a threat to human beings.

　　Guangzhou Daily News According to the BBC, archibald, a South African man, escaped the serial attacks of seagulls and sharks after he fell into the sea on a stormy night in the Indian Ocean. He survived for 28 hours and was lucky to be rescued. Now, three years after the incident, archibald will still tremble when he goes to the seaside. However, he still called the sea a "happy place".

　　When Bu archibald fell into the sea on a stormy night in the Indian Ocean, he thought he would die. During the 28 hours he struggled alone at sea, he met a shark and was attacked by seagulls, but he survived. Recently, archibald told the media about his adventure of falling into the sea for the first time.

　　Survive by unique breaststroke

　　In April 2013, archibald, then 50 years old, and nine friends rented a boat to spend a holiday at sea near the Indonesian coast. In the early morning of 17th, there was a storm in the Indian Ocean, and archibald on the top deck was accidentally thrown into the sea. When he woke up, he had drifted 15 meters away from the ship. "I watched the lights of the boat disappear, and I screamed as hard as I could, but I soon realized that they would never hear my voice." He said. "I tried my best to swim, but I couldn’t catch the boat."

　　Watching the ship go further and further, archibald understood that he had to overcome all difficulties on his own. Archibald likes surfing and swimming, and he knows that he should take a deep breath to prevent the sudden waves from driving him to the bottom of the sea. A few hours later, his limbs began to cramp, and he could only repeat his favorite books and CDs in his mind to divert his attention.

　　Relying on the breaststroke method invented by himself, archibald kept his head floating on the water. But with the invasion of drowsiness, he fell asleep until the seagulls woke him up. "The seagulls pecked at my forehead, and I looked up to see what was attacking me, and the seagulls began pecking at my face," he said. "Blood started running down my nose, and I seemed to be hit by a baseball bat." Later, he drove away the two attackers.

　　After floating in the water for another 13 hours, archibald was finally discovered by his companions. At this time, he was 20 kilometers away from the place where he fell into the sea. After seeing that he didn’t have breakfast, his friends contacted the Indonesian Coast Guard and the surrounding ships and started the search and rescue work.

　　On the morning of 18th, a ship found archibald in the water. Miraculously, he is still alive, but his eyes are swollen and there is almost no blood on his feet, lips and hands.

　　After waking up, archibald said that it was his concern for his wife and two children that got him through this. (Linxi)