Ever happened to you to find something interesting on your way as you walk on a beach or wandering on a mountain path? A rock, a tree with a strange shape, or maybe a beautiful shell? Well, this little boy had a big surprise while cleaning a beach with his classmates. He couldn’t believe his eyes when he picked up what it first seemed to be a strange rock. Make sure you reach the end of the story for more pictures, you must see them.
It all started during a scuba diving session and Serina a student from Taiwan, was having a wonderful time with her friends on Ishigaki island. She had her waterproof camera which also had an additional protective cover just to make sure that no drop of water will enter the circuits. As she was diving into the depths, she saw that one of her friends had issues with the oxygen tanks so Serina rushed to give him a helping hand. After saving her friend Serina realized that she lost her precious camera in the depths of the water. But it was nothing compared to the fact that her friend was alive and safe.
After a few months, a group of students were cleaning the beach as they were participating in a school project. One of the kids, an 11-years-old schoolboy was wandering on the beach, picking up garbage and leftovers and as he was walking he noticed a strange rock on the sand. He picked it up and he noticed that the shape is too strange for a rock, so he looked more closely. He and his classmates couldn’t believe their eyes when they realized that is actually a camera. The protective case was covered in shells and had a rocky aspect and it was a bit hard to remove it.
They thought that damaged but the biggest surprise was at the school when they realized that the device is still functional so they checked the pictures to see who is the owner in order to retrieve it. More than that, it had enough battery percentage. Somehow it preserved very well inside the water. The teacher and kids saw Serina’s pictures made underwater and they posted the whole story online. Guess what? The post reached Serina’s news feed in the next day after it was posted and she contacted the kids that found her camera.
Even if some of the kids wanted to keep the camera because you know.. “finders keepers”. But Professor Lee explained to them that even if it wasn’t nice to check someone’s private pictures, it was done for a good reason and that it must be returned to the original owner.
Serina will travel from Japan to Taiwan in order to show her appreciation to the kids and get her camera back. She was so surprised to see her pictures when the professor sent them. What an amazing story, right? The camera traveled for more than 200 kilometers, carried by the waves to a safe beach. Share this story with your friend and family!