So here’s the low-down: This guy, Keith Whelan, aka “The Naked Adventurer,” was trying to become the first Irishman to row solo across the Indian Ocean… completely naked.
Unfortunately, he hit some rough seas, got injured, and had to call for help.
He blog read:
"Keith's rowing boat [a Woodvale Solo class boat] was hit by a large wave last night while he slept. The force of the wave threw him across the boat's inner cabin and resulted in a laceration to the head. Keith was able to stop the bleeding himself and with that in mind, decided to seek help at first light."
Yes! As we speak, the newlyweds are relaxing somewhere unknown to the rest of the world outside of the palace and the paparazzi are scouring the globe trying to find them!
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, aka William and Kate, have finally gone off on their honeymoon. This morning, the Palace confirmed that the happy couple headed off for some alone time together as William was given two weeks leave from his duties with his RAF Search and Rescue squadron. As the bride and groom are hoping to have some "privacy" during their honeymoon, the Palace is mum about where the couple have gone to.
If it makes any of you feel better, Kate probably didn't even know where they were going on their honeymoon as it is tradition to keep the bride in the dark about the honeymoon destination. But she's in the know now! HA!
So far, the only lead anyone has is the island of Seychelles in the Indian Ocean, but we imagine that's a false trail.
Sneaky, sneaky royals.
UPDATE: William & Kate's honeymoon destination IS the island of Seychelles! It's been confirmed!
An expedition in the Indian Ocean has resulted in the discovery of a new species of large squid!
The new species is about 30 inches long and belongs to the Chiroteuthid family, which is known for the underwater light shows that they put on to lure in prey.
This discovery was made during the Seamounts project, when a team of the world's leading marine experts ventured out on a six-week research expedition above seamounts in the southern Indian Ocean. Seamounts are underwater mountains that do not reach the surface of the ocean.
These discoveries are said to help improve the conservation of marine resources and future management of deep-sea ecosystems around the world.
Teen sailor Abby Sunderland has been found alive and well in the southern Indian ocean after thought to be lost at sea during her solo trip around the world.
Watch the video with her family above to hear more about Abby's incredible journey!
Nor is she afraid of showing the public what she really thinks of Selena Gomez's on again, off again beau, Justin Bieber. When asked for her thoughts on the Biebs’ Milestone Award victory, the country crooner refused to answer, quickly deflecting with the following response:
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