Can fish "rain" from the sky?
Yes, fish do fall from the sky…at least sometimes. The thing is that the "fish rain" is not a pleasant phenomenon at all. If you catch a fish with your head – run as fast as you can. Tornado is coming! The vortex sucks up the river's/lake's or even ocean's water with its inhabitants in order to throw them into the air. Or on your head.
What are your thoughts on this subject?
101 Comments
Joe Mangan
How about cats and dogs?
Kristi Stevens
Yes, actually they can! This question answer IS correct. Crazy to think, but it is. Note that "rain" is put into quotes...
Claire Mitchell
When I was very young, in my Dad’s car, I witnessed frog rain. What a phenomenon! Please look it up. Yes, it can happen and it did.
Julie Henson
Really your daughter is full grown with a mustache and beard. What happened?
Kevin Dale Streets
I chose yes for 2 reasons: 1) Because it seems to be a consensus here (true/false, yes/no almost always the positive). 2) Because it seemed so far fetched it had to be yes! Turns out I was right!
Player
It happens in a scene in Fargo.
Gayland Roberts
I have seen sand rain. This happened in West Texas. There was dust and sand in the air from a Texas/New Mexico sand storm. A rain brought it down.
Chris Brown
More on this:
A rain of animals is a rare meteorological phenomenon in which flightless animals fall from the sky. Such occurrences have been reported in many countries throughout history. One hypothesis is that tornadic waterspouts sometimes pick up creatures such as fish or frogs, and carry them for up to several miles.
Patricia Hawes
Saw a small turtle do that.
Neil L. Hoopes
Absolutely... I once stepped in a poodle. 🙂
dinieiler
Kristi Stevens, same as frogs...
Rhonda Ann Charron
Dawn Heistand, in a bad enough tornado ie: Palm Sunday Twin tornadoes in Elkhart Indiana in 1965 they found babies in trees
President Johnson came out to see the disaster
Wayne Linburg
There have been cases of storms raining down frogs, nuts and icicles to name a few
Andy the educated troglodyte
Interesting how people who guess wrong seem to dabble in semantics...
Donna Smith
WILD GUESS BUT I GOT THE CORRECT ANSWER
musserfaron
Julie Henson, I cant see the picture, but that's pretty funny ,You caught that.
feisty
Have seen it rain tiny frogs!
earlepg
It had to be another "yes".
stellaclaude
I just saw this in a movie. The way it was explained was that fish eggs are sucked up into the clouds and when the fish eggs hatch, it can rain fish!