Today we've got some feedback and follow-ups for you.

Mostly information sent in by listeners to enhance previous shows.

We're getting started with an old favorite, that tired old explanation for fish falling

from the sky, which places the blame on water spouts.

Well as we've said many times, it's not that and never has been.

Today we catch the real culprit.

And we're doing that up next Unskeptoid.

You're listening to Skeptoid.

I'm Brian Dunning from Skeptoid.com.

Following Fish Follow-up.

It's time for another listener feedback episode.

There are some kind of big news today, at least it's big for people who are interested

in weird stuff, and by weird stuff I mean stuff that's actually real and yet still weird.

We are going to talk about a fact-driven science-based solution for history's best documented fishfall

event.

And we also have another solution to another long-standing mystery who created the Georgia

Guide Stones.

And for variety we're going to cover some more feedback and extra information on a number

of other episodes.

Let's get started by going straight to the big news.

We have a very solid update on the December 2021 fishfall in Texarkana, Texas, when scores

of fish fell over a wide area during a hail storm.

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