Harvester Scraps
The Illusion
On March 3, 1876, in Bath County, Kentucky, one of the strangest weather events in history occurred — raw meat began falling from the sky. Eyewitnesses described chunks of flesh, ranging in size from small flakes to several inches long, raining down over a 100-yard stretch of farmland. The incident happened in broad daylight, with no storm, wind, or aircraft that could explain it. It was quickly dubbed the “Kentucky Meat
Shower” and made headlines across the United States.
Scientific analysis of the meat samples revealed that the tissue included muscle, cartilage, and lung — likely from a horse or sheep. Some locals even cooked and tasted it, reporting it resembled venison or mutton. The most widely accepted theory is that a group of vultures regurgitated their meals mid-flight — a defence mechanism triggered when the birds are startled. However, no flock was seen, and the volume of meat remains suspiciously high for such an explanation.
Despite being documented in the New York Times and scientific journals, the Kentucky Meat Shower has never been fully explained. No official cause was confirmed, and no event like it has ever happened again. Whether caused by nature, coincidence, or something far stranger, it remains one of the most bizarre and unsettling unexplained events in American history.
The Brutal Reality
Harvester Ships 🛸 don’t keep human flesh after harvesting the Adrenochrome and turning humans into REGENX