Three whale sharks dead in Myanmar

I'm not saying these meteor events are responsible for the whale shark deaths; it's just to show the activity. Is it coincidental, though? Meteor reports from Myanmar are not common. 

2025, November 16. Myanmar, Dawei Peninsula, Sin Htauk Beach. Three dead whale sharks. The Dawei Peninsula has been closed to foreigners for 6 years. The endangered species, measured about 28 feet long and the other two being over 10 feet long. One was female and two juvenile males (or females). Important note that all three whale sharks did not have any serious external injuries.

The Meteor Events:

2025, August 4. Thailand, Singsang Korat District. North of Khao Yai National Park. Fireball. People across the country reported a bright fireball with an accompanying loud sound tonight Aug. 3, 2025 around 16:56 (UT), approximately 23:52 and 23:55 on Sunday, 3rd August. Report: At first 23:53LT, it was seen as a red, orange light with a tail. Then it burned, changed to blue and disappeared. Duration: 15 seconds plus. Report: Witnesses reported seeing a large green light streak across the sky for about 10 seconds, travelling from the east, followed by a loud, explosion-like sound.

2025, August 8 and 13. Myanmar (Burma). Two large green fireballs appeared from the eastern sky. These two events were in the Laos, Myanmar and Thailand border region. I placed these in to be transparent on the meteor activity and to show that these two events were the only ones recorded in a year.

2025, October 26. Thailand, eastern and central regions. Fireball. Time: 00:27. Duration: 10 sec. According to media reports, people in Pattaya, Chon Buri, Rayong, Prachin Buri and Bangkok saw the moving yellow-orange fireball. A sonic boom was heard, and vibration felt 4 minutes after the explosion.