ULTRA-marathon Australian swimmer Chloe McCardel carved her name into the history books early yesterday by swimming almost 80 miles unassisted from the southern tip of Eleuthera to New Providence – but spent the day in hospital as a result of severe jellyfish stings.
Ms McCardel painfully completed the longest open-water solo, unassisted marathon swim in world history, but not before enduring a dozen box jellyfish stings and dehydration, which has put her in the care of nurses at the Princess Margaret Hospital...
ULTRA-marathon Australian swimmer Chloe McCardel carved her name into the history books early yesterday by swimming almost 80 miles unassisted from the southern tip of Eleuthera to New Providence – but spent the day in hospital as a result of severe jellyfish stings.
Ms McCardel painfully completed the longest open-water solo, unassisted marathon swim in world history, but not before enduring a dozen box jellyfish stings and dehydration, which has put her in the care of nurses at the Princess Margaret Hospital...
Click here to read more at The Tribune