In 1994, a resident of Oakville, WA noticed that some gelatinous blobs had rained down overnight. Within the next 3 weeks, it happened 5 more times. Within a day or so of these blobs falling, people in proximity started to get ill.

When doctors collected samples of the blobs, they discovered that they were made up of human white blood cells, but had no nuclei. They also had two strains of bacteria that can be found in our guts. Authorities tried to either blame it on airplane waste or perhaps pieces of jellyfish that had been blown into the air by military test bombing recently, but that doesn’t explain the consistency and human dna.