Water disappears at Playa Balandra in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico, revealing dry sand as far as eyes can see just a day after the Super Blue Blood Moon Eclipse

The Ocean has disappeared again. This time along one of the most beautiful beach in the world, Playa Balandra, in Baja California Sur, Mexico on February 1, 2018. This is one day after the Super Blue Blood Moon Eclipse of January 31, 2018. And the very low tide, anomalous said some residents, opened a giant gap into the sea, revealing only dry sand over hundreds of meters. It’s not related to a tsunami…. So I would say the amazing water receding is most probably linked to the bloody fullmoon that occurred just a day before. What do you think?

Here the first video again via Youtube if you don’t have Facebook:

Here another video showing the same phenomenon, but to a much lower scale, 2 weeks before:

Here some pictures of the massive water receding along the coast of Baja California:

It seems that this strange phenomenon is currently going up North. When are the US beaches also record this extreme low tides?

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