The Town where Fish Rain from the Sky

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There is a town in northern Honduras where fish rain from the sky during its annual rainy season. TV productions from all around the world tried to film this unbelievable phenomenon, but always failed to do so. I decided to spent 18 days in the town of Yoro and tried to become the first person in history to capture the incredible event.
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[@PPPeter_Official]

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[@samsonhaze6595]

@@WFSR-y2u Bro that’s just disrespectful, of all of the travel vloggers I’ve seen, Peter is more sincere and committed to making interesting/unique content than anyone. There are so many terrible content creators on KZbin, what would possess you to leave such a nasty comment here of all places 🤷‍♂️ it’s obvious a LOT of work and passion went into each of these episodes, this is his LIFE we are talking about, does he not deserve to earn a living like everyone willing to work hard?

[@deara3424]

Once I saw the thumbnail, I said," Ahh, my home country".

[@benzamani6630]

Thanks for the videos Peter

[@benzamani6630]

The car you got OMG 😂🤣

[@kamikaza3334]

Sure. Delete my comments all you want, but this video really let your viewers down. It just intentionally lies. You can't possibly tell me the villagers don't know that there's a permanent river north and west of their village 1KM away. I know you try to make a fun video, but them lying and you going along with it, pretty cheap.

[@HicSvntDracones]

I was originally thinking of meteorological conditions where fish literally get pulled up into the sky, like during hurricanes, etc. However, after seeing this and having experience with floods, I am almost positive that this is an old dried up riverbed, and somewhere higher in altitude, which could be miles away, the rain is causing a river or lake to overflow, and follow the old riverbed, bringing fish with it. It takes a rain that lasts for hours to cause it, and those are definite flood waters. The fact that it happens at the same place every time is just more proof. I would bet that if someone can find a very detailed topology report of the area, if one has been done, you will see an old riverbed that you can trace right back to the area where the fish are coming from. There has to be a river nearby somewhere, and by nearby, I mean, withing 50 miles or so probably. The first step is finding topology maps of the area. I don't know how big the riverbed is, to know if the resolution provided by satellite and shuttle base radar mapping would show it or not, but I would definitely start with that, then look for higher resolution topology. Once you have that, you can follow the riverbed, or lower elevation all the way to its source to know where it is coming from. I am sure others have already done this, just gotta do a bit of searching.

[@kargar4203]

Exactly what I was thinking, raining fish is possible but the fish only landing in the water is a bit weird.

[@maar162]

Exactly! This happens in many places around the world, the fish have definitely not fallen from the sky. But people have a need to BELIEVE so who are we to ruin it for them… ;)

[@kargar4203]

@@Dawix Is it stupid to make logical assumptions and compare other areas where the same thing occurs?

[@samsonhaze6595]

Even before the rains, the area that was shown as frequently “raining fish” appeared to be sort of marshy/swampy (standing ground water in shallow muddy pools, visible from the surface), if that’s the case, 4+ hours of torrential rain on already saturated soil is easily enough to cause a flood/large standing body of water that then gradually recedes into the earth

[@Dawix]

@@kargar4203 no, assuming it based in something he never saw. If he had said "knowing the Honduras area", it would be fair enough.

[@jasperdiscovers]

If youtube has the AUDACITY to demonetize this video I will riot. This is a piece of history, a legendary accomplishment. I feel sorry "Vlad" wasn't here to see it, but so happy you were able to capture this!

[@spuditgang]

Martin ❌ Vlad ✅✅

[@jasperdiscovers]

@@spuditgang honestly will admit I forgot Martin is his real name when I typed this comment 🤣

[@spuditgang]

@@jasperdiscovers oh lol

[@jdm6613]

But why would this be demonetized?

[@spuditgang]

@@jdm6613 Because youtube is a dickhead

[@vovoer]

The rain simply create a river that brings the fish from an upper source to the roads. Nobody actually witnessed any fish "falling from the sky", they were carried by the temporary river created by the huge rainful.

[@SergioAbarca9]

This is the winning answer!

[@kamikaza3334]

It's not even a temporary river. There's an actual river north and west of the village. It overfloods when the rain is lasting long enough and it flows south towards the village. You can literally follow it on Google maps.

[@LickyMyNippy]

@@BobaPhettamine yeah I’m rocking with this one. I like it.

[@CedrickNLezi]

🤣🤣 You guys cannot believe it. So don"t talk too much.

[@nazariorodriguez9496]

This is exactly what I have to say.

[@dareal5401]

i pray that a channel picks this up. the content these guys produce is insane.

[@nandibillava3409]

Such a underrated channel.....this channel deserves millions of subs and definitely millions in views.....pppeter gives us Netflix like documentary on KZbin which is a big thing.🙏 this Latin America series was a blast ✌ can't wait for what's next🙌🙏

[@Orbit_Revolver]

My theory is.. there are pockets of water with fish and when it rains the pockets of water with fish floods and goes downstream. Once water is dried up, fish end up all over the place "mysteriously".

[@rover5788]

Agreed!!!

[@Murtumans]

Love how you don't forget to include your amazing humor even within a serious documentary!

[@0Ciju0]

I'm not sure how serious this documentary is, haha

[@anatitan5546]

Honduras is sacred like the Native American Legends. I am sure there many mysteries in those old jungles full of brimming life many healing plants,mineral rocks, abundant natural resources & rich soils the U.S. wished they could have.

[@TommyTheCat42]

Here in Rhode Island back in the 1920’s there was a bad storm that lasted only a few minutes. After it cleared up hundreds of live fish (mostly bass) fell from the sky. It turned out a tornado 🌪 dropped over a nearby pond sucking up all the fish and dropping them several miles away. That’s the only time tho, not every year!

[@pervinmervin]

Yes, that’s logical a tornado. This thing in the film is just fish getting washed down and washed out of the riverbeds that are clearly riverbeds

[@Jesusdied4allofus]

​@@pervinmervin I think the same

[@tiffanybarnes3831]

​@@pervinmervinbut not one person said that a tornado was involved though 🤔

[@pervinmervin]

@@tiffanybarnes3831 I was replying to the comment about a Tornado that made fish fell. I said this case was obviously just them being washed down.

[@MrCleans]

this honestly had me on my toes. I gotta say this has to be my favorite youtube video I've seen this year! the tension and quality was something else. good job pete!

[@samsonhaze6595]

There is a meteorological phenomenon (most often observed at the beginning of the “rainy season” as noted in this episode) I read about it many years ago, and the gist of it was, that under very special conditions of temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, etc., storm-fronts with high winds have the capacity to create a sort of “inverted funnel” updraft effect upon an area of water that is so strong it lifts many many gallons of water (and whatever was swimming in them) up into the stratosphere, at which point the (rapidly moving) storm front will continue onward (fish, water, and all) until the storm loses enough momentum that the updraft is no longer enough to counteract gravity and the water (and fish) literally fall out of the sky in a deluge, almost as if someone had poured a bucket of water on you from the story above where you are walking on the street. It’s very difficult to predict, and the same phenomenon has actually resulted in hail (pieces of solid ice formed in certain types of storms) have traveled dozens or hundreds of miles from the original site of the storm, to a totally different type of biome that is dominated by dirt/sand/very high temperatures & never sees snow (essentially the Middle East, I think around Saudi Arabia) yet in the past 50-75 years there have been numerous accounts (again hard to forecast) of ice raining down in the middle of the dessert 🤷‍♂️😳

[@HicSvntDracones]

That does happen, but I am pretty sure that isn't what is going on here, usually when it rains fish, frogs, etc, they fall onto dry land, in this instance, they are showing up in heavy flowing flood water. At some point, up in the mountains or somewhere, is a river or lake, that is overflowing, creating the flood waters you see, bringing the fish with it. They aren't falling from the sky.

[@StarlordStavanger]

Dude how to you remember something so accurately from years ago with such detail? I can't even remember the things I learned a week ago!

[@Diamon.d]

@@StarlordStavanger same lol

[@tilenHD]

And it seems taht mostly only small fish get picked up.

[@albanian_barcelona_fan]

@@StarlordStavanger lts called "learning"

[@slayjae]

This episode was great! We could really feel the tension, frustration and then the euphoria as the audience. You're so dedicated to creating good content and capturing special moments, I'm glad it worked out in the end! And really nice to see how the locals were so eager to help you. Overall, if this was the second best video, I can't imagine what we're currently missing out on with the demonitized video 😩. I'll definitely pay to see that one once you've found a suitable platform 😄

[@PPPeter_Official]

Thank you for the lovely comment! ❤️

[@slayjae]

@@PPPeter_Official You're welcome! 😊. Also, was i mistaken or was that a cliffhanger at the end suggesting there will be a follow up episode for this? I haven't seen anyone else comment on it so now i'm doubting my own eyes 😂 but that seemed intense 👀

[@noahMrkz]

@@PPPeter_Official I passed along your info and videos to people I know who have made and produced documentaries for certain TV channels. Hopefully something pans out and we get to see you get the credit you deserve. I’m not sure how to reach out but they are open to me passing along their contact info as well. Until then the best I can do is congratulate you on an amazing episode and wish you a happy holidays.

[@hyacinth1986]

@@PPPeter_Official I pray and hope some day you visit India. I'm your fan and love all your series. Wishing you lots of love luck prosperity and success to you.

[@juego414]

I'm from Honduras. and I feel bad for not specifying that fish don't fall with the rain.

[@dougules]

It looks like Centro Poblado is on a big alluvial fan from the satellite view. That much rain would cause the rivers and creeks from the mountains to spread out over the alluvial fan bringing with them any fish that were in those rivers or creeks to begin with.

[@joshuaowens4797]

💯

[@ugurozturk5459]

This is great! Mystery, suspense, and a wholesome ending. As everyone knows, you deserve better, Peter. Thanks for creating these great videos. Despite the difficulties, you should plan an epic trip to that lagoon one day. With enough preparation and the right people, you could do it!

[@KnightSlasher]

I would grab a bucket collecting alot of them and then make meals out of it

[@creatorofallthings2801]

Obviously??

[@BuildInvisibility]

have they ever seen the fish actually fall? Could be the stream that is created actually connects to a pond

[@rover5788]

Agreed!

[@Juuk-D]

Kinda have to if they land in places where there normally is no water, storms/hurricanes can lift things, i also think there is a reason the fish are all very small in size (they say catfish fall also, but catfish can get very big and you don't ever see big catfish, because of the weight only the young catfish can travel like that it makes logical sense)

[@Juuk-D]

Also seeing/recording fish falling would be insanely hard since gravity would make them fall in seconds so you only have a second to actually catch it in action, it's not like a continues rain it's more of a dump at once from the hurricane/storm to actually see them fall you need to be at the right spot at the right time and that's not easy predicting where the storm will carry, how far and what day and time it exactly happens that's why no video of them actually falling exist, the odds someone has a camera or phone out in a huge storm recording a spot of no significance randomly and catches the fish falling would be insane, especially for people that aren't doing amazing (Economic, average wealth)

[@klaurcschwackerberg1880]

But that is much more likely ! Or how about Hulk himself came dome from the mountains and pooped those fish at 3 AM when others were sleeping. Very credible scenario as well. No guarantee though...

[@uhrologe2596]

27:19 The fishes are jumping from the stream. Not from the sky. He is totally fooling us. Fake alarm

[@esgee3829]

listening to peter's consonant voice curse is one of the great joys in my life

[@ditomurillo9171]

El video que tanto estuvimos esperando en yoro 🇭🇳

[@alohadakine4571]

Congratulations Peter! Stoked that it was YOU to document this event first hand ! ⛈️⛈️🐟🐟

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

This is just amazing! Well done on this video...I love the way you filmed everything. 🤩

[@brax1fy]

Man: fish 10$! 10$ Another man: nah I'll just w8 for it to rain 💀

[@tareko7645]

It was so intense to watch this but where is the fish falling from the sky? I can only see them jumping from the river

[@esser7678]

😂😂

[@paulvato]

This series definitely needs to be on a major network or streaming service. Bravo! 👏👏👏

[@Martin-hb4il]

Being super sceptical, if I don’t actually see it falling from the sky, there has to be another logical answer. That said, this is absolutely awesome, whether from the sky, or from other sources. The smiles and excitement if these people are heartwarming and honest. Great episodes bro.

[@Jorge-lq5kf]

Very well elaborated I like these humble people, the real fish rain goes everywhere not only on the water stream.

[@romz1]

This reminded me of the older style documentaries, it had lots of drama, funny sections and tension, amazing 👏

[@issisperdomo4641]

Comencé a seguirte cuando escuché que estabas en Honduras intentando filmar la lluvia de peces, me alegro que tu esfuerzo haya rendido fruto. Felicitaciones Peter, buen trabajo y gracias por este video👏

[@shaiperetz6206]

One of the most underrated channels, hands down

[@javierburgos3444]

Que orgullo pertenecer a este hermoso departamento. Lleno de gente humilde y trabajadora, bendecidos por Dios.

[@JackOLanter]

Desde que vi el titulo, supe que era mi país Honduras. ❤

[@Kintsugi622]

Amazing video as always Peter! Glad you could witness this phenomenon and record it for the world to see!

[@Max-ch8fx]

“Mudminnows are freshwater fish found in streams, lakes, and wetlands. These tiny fish get their name from their tendency to burrow into mud for aestivation-a state of dormancy similar to hibernation that helps the fish survive in periods of hot or dry weather, when most of its aquatic habitat dries up.” - Maybe they don’t fall from the sky after all?

[@Ballamizan]

I'm out of words Peter, this content is something else..just want to say never stop this, keep this work up and I hope you will reach 1M subs as soon as possible even though you deserve at least 10M!❤

[@dr.3mirat]

if there is an underrated channel .. it's this one! the man really is a LEGEND ❤️

[@jriversford]

My mother used to tell me the same story when I was a child, she fish used to fall from the sky in her village when it rains and stoney and didn't believe it till I started seeing and hearing about simelar story in West Africa.

[@rami6212]

This video deserves so much more views man youtube algorith really isn't pushing good content anymore its so frustrating

[@muchachita26]

Wow Peter! You are the definition of dedication! KZbin is too small for you!!! Amazing content, amazing! 👏👏👏

[@skagenrora1236]

No fish laying in random places and therefor I’m very certain it comes with the stream during the rain.

[@BlazedBob]

Really awesome to see that community come together for the event!

[@sithmaster]

This was a unique and really outstanding ride. I really hope that you guys will make to onto Netflix or other big platforms with even more fantastic stories. I really enjoyed it!

[@kamikaza3334]

Peter, there's literally a river 1KM west and north from Centro Poblado. It's called Rio Jalegua.

[@kamikaza3334]

The big storm overfloods the river, which creates a stream that brings the fish to the village. Cmon... What a waste of a video on your channel. I follow your channel religiously for the past 3.5 years and this is the first video I am disappointed with.

[@Mr.Travelchannel]

Always beautiful videos, an inspiration for my channel ❤

[@JDREAMSmusic]

ppepeter the way ur stepping up ur content is fire!!! u deserver more than millions dude keep going

[@arcadoTV]

Amazing documentary ! Keep it up

[@adrienbeatty]

PETER!!! You had me on the edge of my seat the entire video. I absolutely LOVE this series and can we just speak on how well spoken you were in another language. You sounded native to their region and that's very impressive. Keep up the great videos!

[@leogataletta794]

para nada he hasa huuuge foreigner accent and overreact everything pero bueno el gringo quiere vistas para su video

[@realityorfiction]

Ive been watching your videos the past couple days since i got sick with covid and i gotta say, this is my new favorite travel vlogger, i didnt think it was possible but yes, better than Yes Theory,

[@totallyrandomofficial]

The production value has been greatly improved in the past year. Great job Peter, keep up!

[@iskra16291]

Amazing documentary, Peter! Love how it's both serious and gets the viewer excited to see what will happened next, yet includes your humour.

[@reed3863]

Fish rain? Sounds fishy. Stay safe Peter!

[@ricardo-hd9jg]

i am impressed how heartwelcoming the people of that town is, waking at 4 am to walk under rain just to let you know to come or not, thats an amazing community there

[@Ruslancho99]

What an amazing episode! Lots of tension and excitement! Your content is simply pure bliss, Peter!

[@SavageW4A]

Okay, so they clearly don't come from the sky lol ...some river washed out from that much rain in such a short time and the fish are washed and dumped wherever it flows. When the water settles, it leaves fish all over the place.

[@troygarza5720]

Bro i just found your videos and I'm going to watch them all. Really great and interesting content bro. You legit could be one of the best KZbin creators. And you interview the locals i love it

[@leonardodonadel48]

i really hope you reach a million subscribers this year, you 1000%, deserve it. the passion and effort you put in every single one of your videos is just astounding

[@Alerubybianchi]

I was born there and came to the US at age 9. Went back every year till the age of 25 haven’t gone back in almost 10 years. Have all these mixed feelings and emotions of where I’m from. I have to keep wiping my tears I’m such a cry baby feeling your frustration and emotions 😅🙈 oh my goodness I really hope you get rich people to found this research for you. You deserve way way better. Sorry you didn’t have the best experience. Praying you get way better next time. Best of luck. Thank you for such an amazing video making me cry like this 😅🙈

[@pritamighty]

This episode is the highlight of your South America tour. The build up, the tension and finally the climax. Perfecto. This is betters your africa trip. Thank you.

[@_caee_]

The production value of this series is insane Peter! I really enjoyed it

[@Revolution0735]

One of the best series on this channel. I am speechless by the videos you filmed in Latin America. So much new things for me as an Asian. Love your videos peter thanks for providing us with this amazing series.

[@tedtates]

nothing more authentic then Pablo Peter!!! wow bro.. you are legit with that truck now.. awesome documentaries bro.. i am enjoying your south American travels

[@davidwijaya8181]

damn Peter, you realy nailed it!

[@littlejonathorn6860]

This is awesome!!! Its like the movie, “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs,” instead its, “Cloudy with a chance of Fish!!!”

[@0Ciju0]

LOL I love how the car is the antagonist of this story

[@TheMaliciousSmurf]

amazing as always, Peter! Looking forward to the next episodes. Keep up the good work

[@Juuk-D]

Amazing video Peter, keep working on your craft and doing what you love! Traveling and sharing with us these amazing phenoms! Quality content like always, much love from the Northern kingdom of Denmark! 🤩

[@itsjamma]

Crazy crazy video as usual you're the best

[@samratmahmud299]

This should be on discovery Channel or something... Toooo good

[@Jaba000]

don't stop this series!

[@rajdeepbanerjee4948]

THE MOST UNDERRATED CHANNEL !!!!!!

[@valivali1268]

Hello Pete, I'm from Yoro but I live in the USA, congratulations for your documentary, what a pity you couldn't see the whole storm, my family has a very big house in the center of town, it's called white water that we could lend you, sorry I don't live there

[@valivali1268]

This phenomenon is real, it happens once a year in my country Honduras, in the city of Yoro and it usually happens between the last week of the month of May, it is very beautiful and also somewhat dangerous because the storm is very strong

[@ferdzgrantlopez4080]

You're my favorite video /documentary maker Sir PPPeter. You can really feel all the tensions and emotion etc from all your videos. keep on making great videos sir. Mabuhay from Philippines 🇵🇭

[@im.angelfuentes]

I'm working, I'll watch this later Peter

[@charleshankbukowski4426]

They are not falling from the sky. They’re jumping out of the water wtf kinda bs is this?

[@greatleader4841]

The fish don't fall from the sky. the land gets flooded and allows the fish to swim there because it creates a river. its an old wives tale.

[@AliceInPantera]

Not exactly what I was expecting, but still a cool video. I liked how the whole town was enthusiastic about your mission and helped any way they could.

[@Aila_h]

We need more of this!!! Beautifully done Peter. I hope you’re able to take us all back this year to explore more in depth. Best of luck to y’all in 2023!!!!

[@FlorenceRyan]

Peter, great work. This series is such high quality and I know so much effort must have gone into production, filming and editing. I was smiling so much at the end. And I still have soooo many questions

[@kupcakemafia5763]

I like how he literally got catfished ❤

[@abrahamvivas9540]

The wreck car was so funny xD ... And the doggos asking for the fish too xD

[@nickyges]

Can we call you Pedro? Man the way you are is simply the best, I noticed during the whole video and at the end with for your tone how much you enjoyed making this. Come to Patagonia Peter!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mszi4190]

Peter, you guys are absolute legends!

[@ThePe3ik]

Zaujímavé 😉 zvláštne že to video ma pomerne malo videní nakoľko je to veľmi zaujímavé , super Peter

[@stephqnos]

thanks for visiting our country! :)

[@Shaka_mar_de]

WOW! I am again astonished about your speaking and empathy skills. You managed to get new friends in a small villages out of nowhere. Also the economic aspect is a resilience example worthy of admiration. Always a pleasure to enjoy this kind of videos. Please never stop Peter 💙

[@nnz538]

I hope more people will like comment and share Peter´s videos, He deserves more views. He puts so much work and effort into his projects. Super Peťko len tak ďalej :)

[@WhozBrokenHD]

im pretty sure, since this is a fairly small and unknows aswell as poor community / city, they try to make themselfs known as "the town where it rains fish" by placing small fish of all kind into the water / rivers so they can attract tourist and get some money in (but im just asuming..)

[@slayjae]

did you comment this before or after watching the entire episode?

[@WhozBrokenHD]

@@slayjae after watching it, thats why I think its kinda fishy

[@slayjae]

@@WhozBrokenHD i find your reasoning very strange in that case. the fish rain has occured in several places, there are no bodies of water nearby... where would a small town get that many live fish from each year? you could see in the video how many there were, buying them would cost them more than it would bring them. if it was for tourism purposes they would place fish in the water anytime it rains and not just at random moments. furthermore, there were only locals around in peter's video, i doubt with the state honduras is in that they have a tourism industry to begin with. to assume that these people are poor and are trying to scam tourists seems like an insult to me, they seemed like a happy rural community, not like dirt poor people with nothing going for them

[@shoohoo4152]

This video needs to blow up asap

[@bradleypenrith]

those people were clearly scamming you peter

[@javierhawit4388]

what 😂 so they waited until raining season, expected a random youtuber to hear about this myth, then gather a bunch of fish and throw them in the flooded areas in exchange for what precisely? 15 minutes of fame?

[@Alex-kt8qe]

Love you peter, you are a true inspiration to those who wish to do what you are doing. Coming from a polish banker living in Australia you have truely captivated me and many others. I wish you the best of luck on getting some deals, you are a true gentleman and professional. Good luck on your endeavors and im very keen for what comes next :)

[@Kuhiria.]

Peter, watching your channel for so long, I feel like I am travelling alongside you and observing your continuous improvement. You're only getting better with your content. It's a pity that KZbin does not appreciate good work like this.

[@juliemcmurtrie2713]

I would think the fish come from ponds or waterways in those hills and mountains. The storm may be creating a waternado like a tornado then dropping it all on the land and the fish get into the flooded areas from the storm. Pretty cool. I would say the setup of the shapes and sizes etc of the hilly terrain maybe perfect for the waternado to form on a regular basis each year 😊👍🙏 it sure is a blessing to the locals 😊🌸 watching from NewZealand 🌸

[@melvinjenson1708]

Calling Vlad just a "cameraman" is very offensive to me i don't know why 😭

[@nikolaypetrov7103]

Peter, the platform does not matter as long as you continue to provide content like this. Keep up the good work!

[@superduder]

Amazing Video! The excitement that Peter had was very infectious. It pulled me right in. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you PPPeter. Excellent.

[@akshayparab5672]

I'm so proud of you brother, so happy for you.

[@albatalgymsharjah]

This is the best documentry i have ever watched. No waste of time and to the point. Love your contents bro.

[@tomassuchar3159]

@PPPeter Peťo... Ty si strašný pán! Neuveritelne úžasný človek ... Závidím ti tvoju odvahu, cieľavedomosť...

[@karlissulcs3822]

Is nobody going to mention how this dude just documented something for the first TIME in HISTORY? It's an amazing threshold to carry for your whole life, man!

[@JackOLanter]

That's a life achievement.

[@JURITO1000]

He did not document anything to be honest. I thought he will be standing in the storm and recording how fish fall from the sky and all he did is that he came at morning and saw fish in the river

[@karlissulcs3822]

@@JURITO1000 Those are some wild expectations, man. He still documented a moment that no one else has documented before, it's not his fault that he didn't live up to your expectations.

[@JURITO1000]

@@karlissulcs3822 it's bs that nobody documented the next day after the rain...as you saw there were already TV stations in the morning so wtf,don't believe everything he say

[@starparodier91]

@@JURITO1000 He did more mostly on his own than National Geographic did with an entire team in a month.

[@charleskanyugoh9057]

is it me or the guy talking about sardines look like the guy that loves sardines in cloudy chance of meatballs?😂

[@Oldman808]

Fish falling from the sky is very rare, but is well documented and understood. About 10 miles from my house, some 30 years ago, a tornado sucked all the water out of a pond. Nobody knows where that pond’s fish fell, but they had to fall somewhere. Similarly, a waterspout over a lake or out at sea sucks up scads of fish.

[@marthaluciax]

‘Who needs sleep when you have fish?’ 😂 Me encantó este vídeo gracias