In 1994, two friends set out to circle the Earth without engines or sails; 13 years later, one returned after nearly 46,000 miles, a crocodile attack and a dozen crossings

Jason Lewis completed a thirteen-year journey around the world using only human power. He traveled by bicycle, pedal boat, inline skates, and kayak covering vast distances. Lewis faced numerous challenges including malaria, sepsis, and a crocodile attack during his expedition. He broke both his legs after being hit by a drunk driver in Colorado.