“Look out for fish, cause you never know when you’re gonna see one.”
Rhesa Walston, who lives in eastern North Carolina, said on Facebook that she was driving home from her mom’s house on Wednesday night when she hit a catfish.A bird flying above her dropped the fish onto her windshield while she was on River Road in Washington at about 5 p.m., she told McClatchy News.
She saw what looked like a hawk carrying a catfish and thought to herself that it was a big fish for the bird to be carrying, Walston told KSAZ/FOX10.Her cousin and her cousin’s husband saw her as they were driving by and pulled over to help and search for the catfish, KSAZ reported. “Thank you to Brandi Barrow and Stuart Barrow for coming to help me and finding the fish. . .because really who would believe me if I didn’t have the fish,” Walston wrote on Facebook.“Look out for fish, cause you never know when you’re gonna see one,” Walston told WLOS.
Her Facebook post had been shared more than 133,000 times and more than 13,000 people had commented on it as of Sunday afternoon.
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