Field guide No. 450
Geese carve green furrows through clouds
Ploughing, from above.
Seen from above the clouds, a V of geese has cut long parallel trenches through the cloud deck, with green forest and a river showing down each one. Planting is next spring.
Field noteGeese leave nothing behind but noise. These plough the clouds in rows, neat enough to sow.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Chanterelle gills become waterfallsGills drop spores, quietly. Pouring water in falls is a spring’s job.
Pink static between storm cloudsCloud-to-cloud lightning lasts a blink. This stays lit, a standing wall of pink static.
School attractionSardines contain iron, though not enough to bother a magnet. Physics declines; logic shrugs.
A question of balanceSmall hippos exist and teacups exist. The cups surviving is the only unlikely part.