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> The Kon-Tiki voyage had proved that ancient navigators were able to survive in the ocean by hydrating themselves with fish juice and drinking seawater mixed w
by lttlrck 5y ago
> The Kon-Tiki voyage had proved that ancient navigators were able to survive in the ocean by hydrating themselves with fish juice and drinking seawater mixed with fresh water in a ratio of 2:3.
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- lotsofpulp 5y agoI was wondering how fish juice is defined, and it sounds gross: > The most critical need, hydration, would be solved by squeezing the fluid from the fish and collecting rainwater, supplemented with small doses of seawater that did not exceed one litre a day—one tablespoon at intervals of 20 minutes, allowing the saliva to dilute the salt in the mouth.
- throw0101a 5y ago> I was wondering how fish juice is defined I once stayed at a Caribbean resort where they had a chilled machine labelled "cow juice". I assumed it was milk, but was not brave enough to try it.