Three stowaways were rescued from a ship's rudder in the Canary Islands on Monday after having sailed from Nigeria 11 days earlier.

The three men were found on the Alithini II oil tanker at the Las Palmas port by Spain’s Salvamento Marítimo, which reported the men appearing to have symptoms of dehydration and hypothermia.

17 as it embarked on an 11-day journey to the Port of Las Palmas, according to ship-tracking website MarineTraffic.

The Canary Islands have seen their fair share of migrants and stowaways in recent years, with a 14-year-old Nigerian boy surviving a two-week trip from Lagos, Nigeria, to Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands on a ship's rudder in 2020.

29, 2022, three men are shown perched on the rudder of an oil tanker anchored in the Las Palmas port in the Canary Islands on Monday.

Chemical tanker Alithini II is docked at the Las Palmas port, Tuesday, Nov.

29, 2022, after three migrants, who stowed away on the ship's rudder, were rescued by Spanish coast guard on Monday

Chemical tanker Alithini II is docked at the Las Palmas port, Tuesday, Nov

29, 2022, after three migrants, who stowed away on the ship's rudder, were rescued by Spanish coast guard on Monday