Presented by Duncan Edwards Rain of fish No, it is not a fishy or fake story; it is provable The phenomenon known as the "rain of fish" (Lluvia de peces) is an annual occurrence in Yoro, Honduras. In Yoro, the "rain of fish" has been occurring yearly for over a century, typically between May and July after heavy rainfall. Scientists believe (animal rain) Waterspouts lift small fish into the atmosphere. The fish are carried into the clouds during the storm and drop as the storm loses energy. The

The fish rain phenomenon has been reported in many places around the world, but the department of Yoro in Honduras is the only place where strange rains are reported every year, and sometimes several times a year. The now famous Lluvia de Peces takes place sometime between May and June, usually after a very violent storm. The strangest thing about this unusual event is that despite the fact that it is an annual event, no one has ever seen a fish fall from the sky. However, there is photo and vid