Horses in the Sky: Nature's Unpredictable Power

A horse just flew across the open sky and scientists are baffled by what they witnessed.

This rare phenomenon happens when powerful updrafts during severe storms can lift animals into

the air. In 1894, a Kansas tornado reportedly carried horses over a mile

before gently setting them down unharmed. Wind speeds exceeding 300 miles per hour create enough force

to defy gravity. While most airborne animals are smaller, larger creatures can ride these invisible

elevators. Nature's power remains wildly unpredictable and absolutely extraordinary.