Tadpole rain in Ishikawa, Japan
In June 2009, ahead of the rainy season, the Japanese Ishikawa tadpoles fall from the sky in abundance. Which makes wonder in this area is not the case a tornado or strong winds that can lift the fish and other water bodies on the ground. Weather was good too. A 55-year man in the town of Nano crushed tadpoles rain that covered the area up to a radius of 10 meters.
