Strange phenomenon before earthquake in Japan: Strange light crosses the sky, flock of birds creates rare scene

Several videos posted on X show strange scenes captured in the sky before the earthquake hit Japan .

At 4:10 p.m. local time, Japan was hit by a 7.5-magnitude earthquake with an epicenter 10 kilometers deep in the Wajima City area, Ishikawa Prefecture. With its strong intensity, this earthquake caused a series of notable tremors. The Japan Meteorological Agency also issued a high-level tsunami warning for coastal areas and said that waves in the Noto area could reach 5 meters.

Scene of devastation after the earthquake.

While the situation regarding the earthquake and tsunami continues to be developed, some netizens have also posted remarkable videos and said that these are strange phenomena that occurred right before the earthquake.

Accordingly, one person recorded a scene described as "a meteor falling from the sky" with the image of a white beam of light passing through the sky at a very fast speed, while another person also took pictures of two objects suspected to be meteors flying across the sky one after another.

Strange light appeared in the sky with loud noise recorded by many people

In addition, many videos posted on X also show scenes of thousands of birds gathering in the sky and flying in flocks, creating images that resemble waves. Similar videos showing flocks of crows gathering around a high-rise building before the earthquake occurred are also receiving a lot of attention.

Video captures rare scenes before the earthquake occurred. (Source: X).

Currently, relevant Japanese agencies have not responded to this issue, but many people believe that this is a warning sign of a natural disaster because in history there has been a lot of evidence that animals can sense natural disasters earlier than humans and have strange behaviors before disasters occur.