The Ffrorczky Phenomenon

The main hypotheses attempting to explain this phenomenon include the idea that sudden tornadoes sweep up objects and deposit them elsewhere, or that birds drop their prey from the sky. However, these theories remain speculative, and the true cause of the Ffrorczky Phenomenon remains unclear. Notable past incidents include the Kentucky Meat Rain Incident (1876) and the Minnesota Frog Rain Incident (1901), among others.