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MEXICO CITY (AP) — People aboard a Mexican pleasure boat rescued a fisherman who had been adrift at sea for a week after his boat was swamped by Tropical Storm Polo. 
  
 Crew members of the 42-foot (12.8-meter) sailboat U-Fin videoed the thin, exhausted man as he floated in a giant foam cooler about 6 miles (10 kilometers) off Acapulco on Monday and then brought him aboard. 
  
 The U-Fin's captain, Roberto Odis Vazquez, said Wednesday that the rescued man had caught a seagull for food and didn't want to let the carcass go when he was rescued. 
  
 "The poor man, he didn't want to let go of that seagull. He wanted to bring it with him to eat," Odis Vazquez said. "It would bring tears to anybody's eyes." 
  
 Odis Vazquez said the man told of his fishing boat being swamped in high waves and said he threw out his catch and took refuge in the huge ice chest used to store catches. 
  
 Enrique Dominguez, an official at the Acapulco Port Captain's Office, identified the rescued fisherman as Raymundo Rodriguez, 45, who set out from a beach near Acapulco on Sept. 14 along with another man, Mario Morales, 69, on a fishing trip. 
  
 Dominguez said the men's open boat got swamped in the rough weather caused by Tropical Storm Polo. He said the port was formally closed because of bad weather when the pair set out. 
  
 Rodriguez said Morales had died farther out to sea. Another fishing boat found the two men's swamped boat with Morales' body inside earlier Monday, Dominguez said. 
  
 Odis Vazquez said the fisherman appeared to be suffering from hypothermia when he was rescued. Dominguez said the man was taken to a local naval hospital and has recovered enough to receive visits. ||||| A man has been rescued from the sea in Colombia after spending two days in the open ocean. 
  
 Solano Salazar was fishing with a friend last Friday, when their boat capsized forcing him to cling to a foam cooler in order to stay afloat. 
  
 Footage from the Colombian Navy shows the moment when coastguard sailors, who were running drills in the area, found him floating 35km from the coast. 
  
 Neha Bhatnagar reports. ||||| This could be because it launched early, our rights have expired, there was a legal issue, or for another reason. 
  
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When a life jacket isn't within reach, just grab a cooler. Fisherman Solano Salazar is alive courtesy of the foam icebox he grabbed onto as his fishing boat capsized off the coast of Colombia on Sunday, the Guardian reports. Salazar and a companion had set out from the Guapi area on Friday, but soon hit bad weather. For two days, Salazar floated in the Pacific Ocean with the cooler until the Colombian Navy, which happened to be running drills some 22 nautical miles off the coast, noticed a dark blob, the BBC reports. On closer inspection, rescuers found Salazar, 47, dehydrated, but otherwise in good health. A Navy video shows Salazar letting go of his cooler to grab hold of a rescue buoy thrown from a ship. Once he was lifted aboard, rescuers gave him water before taking him to a hospital in Malaga. "He was given first aid," a coast guard captain says. The AP notes Salazar's case isn't unique. A Mexican man was rescued in September after a week at sea on a foam cooler. "I thought I was going to die," says Salazar, adding, "I didn’t think about anything else." His fishing partner has not been found. (At least Salazar didn't have to drink his own urine.)