Sipalay Beach Turns Pink Due to Massive Shrimp Swarm
A rare phenomenon has turned the beachfront in Sipalay City, Negros Occidental, Philippines, pink for four consecutive days. The unusual sight of tiny shrimps blanketing the shoreline has captured the attention of locals and visitors alike.
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