Wednesday's discovery of an uninjured 2-year-old boy who had been missing for three days on a western Japan island was touted as a "miracle," with experts pointing to some favorable conditions and unique characteristics of the toddler involved.Yoshiki Fujimoto was found by a volunteer searcher barefooted and sitting on a mossy stone in the middle of a stream on a mountain about 68 hours after he had become unaccounted for in the town of Suo-Oshima on Yashiro Island in Yamaguchi Prefecture, just shy of the 72 hours after which the chance of survival is believed to drop.Pediatricians and expe…READ FULL ARTICLE