The Great Kentucky Meat Shower at Sara Sterne blog

The Great Kentucky Meat Shower. “particles of meat” were found “sticking to. Mary crouch of olympia springs, kentucky, was outside making soap. The most likely explanation was a flock of vultures vomiting after a feast, but other theories involved meteors, cyanobacteria, or cannibalism. Have you heard of the great kentucky meat shower? When it was over, the “kentucky meat shower,” as it came to be known, left an area of the farmyard 100 yards long and 50 wide strewn with flesh. In 1876, meat fell from the sky in bath county, kentucky, baffling locals and scientists. Crouch, a local farmer’s wife, was tending to her chores when she heard a strange sound—like splattering rain. One such event, which has baffled scientists and historians for over a century, is the phenomenon known as the kentucky meat shower. It was a clear and sunny day on march 3, 1876, in bath county, kentucky. The incident, which is now known as the kentucky meat shower, may have been a hoax—but it’s also possible there’s a less sinister (and more disgusting) explanation. It was a clear day on march 3, 1876. In 1876, this strange phenomenon rained meat down on part of kentucky, and we're still not sure why.

It was a clear and sunny day on march 3, 1876, in bath county, kentucky. It was a clear day on march 3, 1876. In 1876, meat fell from the sky in bath county, kentucky, baffling locals and scientists. The most likely explanation was a flock of vultures vomiting after a feast, but other theories involved meteors, cyanobacteria, or cannibalism. Crouch, a local farmer’s wife, was tending to her chores when she heard a strange sound—like splattering rain. The incident, which is now known as the kentucky meat shower, may have been a hoax—but it’s also possible there’s a less sinister (and more disgusting) explanation. “particles of meat” were found “sticking to. When it was over, the “kentucky meat shower,” as it came to be known, left an area of the farmyard 100 yards long and 50 wide strewn with flesh. One such event, which has baffled scientists and historians for over a century, is the phenomenon known as the kentucky meat shower. Mary crouch of olympia springs, kentucky, was outside making soap.

What Caused Meat to Rain From the Sky? Kentucky Meat Shower YouTube

The Great Kentucky Meat Shower It was a clear day on march 3, 1876. The incident, which is now known as the kentucky meat shower, may have been a hoax—but it’s also possible there’s a less sinister (and more disgusting) explanation. In 1876, meat fell from the sky in bath county, kentucky, baffling locals and scientists. In 1876, this strange phenomenon rained meat down on part of kentucky, and we're still not sure why. Crouch, a local farmer’s wife, was tending to her chores when she heard a strange sound—like splattering rain. “particles of meat” were found “sticking to. Mary crouch of olympia springs, kentucky, was outside making soap. One such event, which has baffled scientists and historians for over a century, is the phenomenon known as the kentucky meat shower. It was a clear and sunny day on march 3, 1876, in bath county, kentucky. It was a clear day on march 3, 1876. The most likely explanation was a flock of vultures vomiting after a feast, but other theories involved meteors, cyanobacteria, or cannibalism. Have you heard of the great kentucky meat shower? When it was over, the “kentucky meat shower,” as it came to be known, left an area of the farmyard 100 yards long and 50 wide strewn with flesh.