Greta Thunberg in stitches as she tells Russell Howard her bizarre coping mechanism while sailing Atlantic Ocean

Greta Thunberg has revealed her weird coping mechanisms throughout her lengthy voyages, together with when she sailed the Atlantic Ocean.

The local weather activist was in stitches chatting comic Russell Howard, as she opened up.

Between giggles, Greta defined on The Russell Howard Hour in an unique clip shared with : ‘After I was crusing throughout the Atlantic Ocean, I didn’t have a lot to do. So, I sat there and ate one bean at a time after which I, that grew to become some form of consolation meals. So, once I’m harassed I eat beans one a time.’

‘That is phenomenal,’ Russell responded. ‘Why wasn’t that in Castaway with Tom Hanks?!’

‘It’s an excellent query, they need to exchange that volleyball,’ Greta mirrored.

She added of how she relaxes: ‘I make frog hats…a buddy of mine, Dylan.  He, he wore a frog hat after which I used to be like, I would like a kind of. After which I began making them.’

In the meantime, she went on to say of the horrific trolling she’s confronted: ‘I can simply go in there and simply have free meme materials…I share it with my pals after which I take credit score for it. They usually’re like, oh, the place did you discover that?’

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Greta appeared at Glastonbury earlier this yr (Image: Harry Durrant/Getty Photos)

Greta is well-known for her local weather activism, taking the stage at Glastonbury earlier this yr.

She mentioned the local weather disaster is ‘not the brand new regular’ and that issues will solely worsen, though it’s not too late to ‘keep away from the worst penalties’.

The Swedish campaigner instructed the group: ‘We're at first of a local weather and ecological emergency.

Greta known as for ‘elementary modifications to our societies’ and ‘speedy drastic emissions reductions’ earlier than it's too late.

She added: ‘The forces of greed and revenue and planetary destruction are so highly effective that our combat for the pure world is restricted to a determined wrestle to keep away from a complete pure disaster.

‘We ought to be combating for individuals and for nature, however as a substitute we're combating towards those that are set on destroying it. Right now, our political leaders are allowed to say one factor then do the precise reverse.’