Waterspouts are capable of capturing objects and animals and lifting them into the air. Under this theory, waterspouts or tornados transport animals to relatively high altitudes, carrying them over large distances. The winds are capable of carrying the animals over a relatively wide area and allow them to fall in a concentrated fashion in a localized area. More specifically, some tornadoes can completely suck up a pond, letting the water and animals fall some distance away in the form of a rain of animals.

Originally posted by KainRich
Supposedly, fish can survive long periods of time out of water.

BUT!!! I really can't see this as a natural event, especially since the scene was somewhat far from a water source. Like Nomad said, it seems kinda like a computer glitch. It seems so weird.

Maybe we are living in some sort of hologram or "Matrix". Reminds me of Matrix Reloaded, when the oracle is speaking about the glitches in the system, and that's the reason for ghosts, UFOs etc.

I don't buy into the whole fake world theory, but just laying it out there.

Originally posted by 1SawSomeThings
frogs of all the same species, fish of all the same species, little pond pebbles, blobs of "manna", ice chunks. All dropped without the surrounding mud, pond-weed etc.