Off the rugged coast of St Clement in the Channel Islands, a strange phenomenon has been observed for years. Locals would hide at low tide when the sounds of a massive bull would echo along the shoreline. The noise was so convincing that a sceptical fisherman decided to investigate. He discovered that the sounds were actually caused by the sea pouring into a rock formation, creating a strange and unsettling rumble.

Historical records dont provide a specific date for this event, but it's likely that the phenomenon has been occurring for centuries. The parishioners of St Clement would have been familiar with the coastline and its rhythms, making the experience all the more unsettling. While the explanation for the noise is natural, the experience still has an air of mystery and intrigue. The fact that multiple people reported hearing the sound suggests that it was a genuine, if unexplained, experience.