"Frog rain" is a meteorological phenomenon where frogs fall from the sky during a rainstorm. This unusual event occurs when strong winds or tornadoes lift frogs from their habitats and carry them over distances before dropping them back to the ground. While it may sound strange, frog rain has been documented in various locations around the world. It is often associated with other animal rain events, such as fish rain or bird rain, where different species are similarly swept up and deposited by weather conditions.