Sea Survival Risks Slides NormalSea Survival Risks Environmental Extreme Weather High waves, tropical storms, and gale-force winds. Exposure Constant battle against Hypothermia and Hyperthermia. Navigation Failure Lost direction or equipment failure in the vast ocean. Marine Life Dangerous sea creatures and psychological fear of sharks. Physical Motion Sickness Severe seasickness leading to vomiting and dehydration. Fatigue Body breakdown due to lack of sleep and constant struggle. Basic Needs Critical shortage of fresh water and food (Starvation). Injuries Wounds that won't heal due to saltwater and no medicine. Psychological Isolation Mental effect of being alone in a silent, empty horizon. Uncertainty Stress of not knowing if or when rescue will arrive. Hallucinations Sensory tricks played by the mind due to extreme stress. Loss of Will The emotional struggle to stay motivated when hope fades. Maritime Survival Guide Risk Assessment