The Most Mysterious and Mysterious Animal Rains in the World

Strange rains carry thousands of toads, fish, spiders,. even falling from the sky makes many people curious and interested. This article explains the key facts and context behind strange rain.

The 'fish rain' in Sri Lanka.

In a village in Chilaw town, west of Sri Lanka, people here were very surprised to see firsthand a 'fish rain', initially thinking it was a hail of rattles on the roof.

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A large amount of fish is over 50kg, falling from the sky like a rain. Among them, there are fish still alive.

According to the scientists, the cause of this 'fish rain' phenomenon is that a tornado formation on a relatively shallow water surface develops into a water cannon. All that is in the water from fish, eel to frogs is sucked into the sky and brought to another area farther away, even if the tornado stops working.

This is not the first time this strange natural statue appeared in Sri Lanka, before in 2012, in the southern region of the country also appeared a "shrimp rain".

Rain spider

In June 2007, Christian Oneto Gaona and his friends traveled in Salta. After about 2 hours going to the San Bernardo Mountains, they saw lots of different colored spiders on the ground falling from the sky.

In 2015, people in a town called Goulburn, in southern Australia, suffered a strange rain of spiders. Thousands of spiders suddenly fell from the sky and covered most of the local area.

This phenomenon is called by a scientist by a beautiful name, angel hair - Angel hair. This is a way of migrating spiders, they 'throw' spider silk into the air and use them as a parachute to 'fly' and move in large numbers in the sky.

Worm rain

In 2015, many people in the South and Norway were depressed when they witnessed the unprecedented worms, thousands of worms falling from the sky to thick snow.

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This strange phenomenon happened in other cities like Lindas, Suldal and Femunden in Southern Norway. According to scientists, the hot air movement up in the storm can reach speeds of more than 96 km / h. It is equivalent to the wind of moderate intensity with enough power to roll up in the air with light weight species such as earthworms, frogs, snakes and spiders.

Rain toad

On October 24, 1987, two well-known British newspapers, the Daily Mirror and the Daily Star, posted information about a middle-aged woman witnessing herself in the next town where she lived a storm of rain accompanied. A lot of toads, knocked down from the sky.

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Many people in the area witnessed thousands of pink toads falling from the sky to passers-by umbrellas in this strange rain. Later, strange rain-topping phenomenon also occurred in some other parts of the world.

Rain cows

In 1986, in the sea of Okhotsk, near Siberia appeared a strange 'rain of cows'. About 23 cows fell from the sky and one fell on a Japanese fishing boat, causing it to sink.

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The reason is that the aircraft carrying Russian cows are flying in the air, the herds are mad. The pilots were forced to open the cargo doors and wait for the cows to fall from the plane.