From gold to fish and even cows, there are some extremely strange things that have rained down from above.

Coming up are the strangest things that have fallen from the sky.

And we're talking real life, not like the frog storm at the end of Magnolia.

You're listening.

You're listening.

You're listening to be amazed.

In 1996, a crew of Japanese trawlers were rescued in the Sea of Japan, clinging on to the wreckage of their ship.

When authorities questioned them about how they had lost their boat, they were immediately

imprisoned because of the ludicrous explanation they gave. They said that a cow had fallen from the

sky, struck the ship, and caused it to sink. They were kept in prison for a few weeks until the

Russian Air Force told the Japanese authorities of what had

happened. They said that a crew of one of their cargo planes had stolen a cow from the edge of a

Siberian airfield, but unable to deal with live cargo had ejected the animal while they were

30,000 feet above the sea of Japan. Before you start watching the skies for flying cows, though,

there are questions over the validity of this story. It's been told a number of times over the

past 30 years and has become somewhat of an urban legend. Still, these stories are always based on

some element of truth, so it's entirely feasible that this did actually happen at some point.

This next story, however, is a little bit more believable. In Florida, with its numerous

golf courses, it's not too uncommon to hear someone shouting for in heaven to watch yourself.

But at 1969, something very peculiar, even for Florida, happened.

During a seemingly normal rainstorm, dozens and dozens of golf balls fell onto the town of Punta Gorda.

They filled the gutters, lawns, and streets, and baffled locals as to how so many could fall in such a short period of time.

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