"Fish rain" is a rare meteorological phenomenon where fish or other small aquatic animals fall from the sky during a rainstorm. This unusual event typically occurs when waterspouts or strong winds lift these creatures from bodies of water and carry them into the atmosphere. When the winds weaken or the storm dissipates, the animals fall back to the ground, often surprising residents in the affected area. Such occurrences have been reported in various parts of the world, including Yoro, Honduras and Lajamanu, Australia. While fish rain is fascinating, it is not harmful to the environment, as the animals usually return to their natural habitats after landing.