This town witnesses unique 'Fish Rain' every year; science or legend?
In the quiet Honduran town of Yoro, a remarkable phenomenon known as 'Rain of Fish' occurs annually between May and July. Following powerful thunderstorms, thousands of small fish flood the streets, an event locals have witnessed for over a century. While scientists propose explanations like waterspouts, local lore attributes it to a 19th-century missionary's prayer for food.
In the quiet Honduran town of Yoro, a remarkable phenomenon known as 'Rain of Fish' occurs annually between May and July. Following powerful thunderstorms, thousands of small fish flood the streets, an event locals have witnessed for over a century. While scientists propose explanations like waterspouts, local lore attributes it to a 19th-century missionary's prayer for food.
