Sailors fight for survival after 'real-life Moby Dick' sinks their yacht in remote Pacific Ocean

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Sailors fight for survival after 'real-life Moby Dick' sinks their yacht in remote Pacific Ocean

Four sailors endured an 18-hour battle for survival in the remote South Pacific after a sperm whale struck their yacht, splitting the hull and sending the vessel plunging to the ocean floor. The crew of the 52-foot Tai Tam recounted their harrowing weekend ordeal, describing a collision with a pod of whales some 250 nautical miles north of Norfolk Island, a tiny territory which lies halfway between Australia and New …