I would give up. But I have a ? for you. Why do you want to know?
start swimming and find land first then look for clean water to drink.
technically sea but near Indonesia
Sea Rescue - 2012 Stranded - 1.1 was released on: USA: 7 April 2012
He would have brought it back with him and kept it as a souvenir from his days of being stranded on the island.
You would be stranded indeed, at sea, about 183 miles north of the Indonesian city of Jayapura on the north coast of the island of New Guinea. And by the way, the "140 degrees east" coordinate is your "longitude".
And how would we know iff they was stranded on remote isles, iff we knew about it, they would not be stranded because we would off rescued them.
Stranded at sea is rather general. Stranded in a lifeboat? Water, shelter from the sun and weather, is the main priority. It is possible to survive a long time without food - move as little as possible to save energy. Lack of water is more important. Collecting and storing rain water is vital.
No, "stranded" is not an adverb. It is an adjective that describes someone or something that is left in a difficult or helpless situation. An example of its usage would be "The hikers were stranded in the mountains."
It would be single stranded when it has been synthetically made like a probe.
if in the situation you have been stranded out at sea you can say. LAND!
No. salt water just dehydrates you even more.
It depends what you mean- you can swim in the sea or lakes and rivers on the island- but otherwise there is not much else you can do unless you bring loads of stuff
stranded where? stranded where? stranded where?