September 26, 2024
In the aftermath of powerful storms, parts of Yoro, Honduras, are covered in fish. The phenomenon, which happens at least once a year, is described as âlluvia de peces,â or âfish rain,â though residents are driven inside during the storms and donât witness any fish falling.
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