Quadruple amputee Phillipe Croizon has announced that he'll brave some of the world's most treacherous waters next year

Quadruple amputee Phillipe Croizon has announced that he'll brave some of the world's most treacherous waters next year as he swims between five continents.
　　
　　Croizon, who made a splash with his English Channel swim in 2010, is going to dive into open seas again, Agence France Presse reported.
　　

　　A custom pair of flippers enables the limbless Croizon to swim.
　　
　　With Arnaud Chassery, a former long-distance swimming champion, Croizon will start an aquatic tour in May 2012 in the Pacific Ocean with a 12-mile crossing between coastal towns in Papua New Guinea and Indonesia in an area known to be a shark and poisonous jellyfish habitat.
　
　　In June, the duo will swim in the Sea of Agaba between Jordan and Egypt. Their next dip will be in the congested shipping lanes of the Strait of Gibraltar, which separates Africa from Europe.
　　
　　"My crossing of the Channels was a message of hope and of life to all my fellow companions in misfortune," Croizon told Agence France Presse.
　

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