Ocean survival system

Abstract

The invention is an amorphous bag designed and shaped, that when deployed, slipped around the body up to the neck and secured to a flotation means, so when floating in the ocean, provides a user deterrent protection from shark attack. It is sized to enclose a person, made of a flexible, impermeable, multi-colored, metallic polyester, and/or any material that can be formed into a thin film of a durable thickness; with the top end open, and bottom end sealed closed. The exterior has various camouflaging color patterns to disguise the device by blending in with the surrounding ocean to reduce the risk of shark attack. The interior is a reflective silver color for signaling to rescue craft. The amorphous bag further includes two flaps made of the excess material from the amorphous bag extending from front and rear sides of top open end. The seal created using excess material flaps substantially envelope a user to prevent leaking of body fluids that can escape and attract sharks. The cover provided by excess material flaps creates a thermal chamber which slows the onset of hypothermia or sun damage, thus increasing survival duration.

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