The seiche is back in Luna Pier! A seiche is a standing wave in an enclosed or partially enclosed body of water, such as a lake or pool. It occurs when water is displaced from its equilibrium position, causing it to oscillate back and forth. Seiches can be caused by strong winds, atmospheric pressure changes, or other disturbances, leading to dramatic fluctuations in water levels. They are often imperceptible to the naked eye but can create hazardous conditions for boaters and beachgoers. | Monr

6.4K views · 33 reactions | Aerial video shows the icy effects of seiche from the Buffalo blizzard. The ice formed when water from the warm lake splashed ashore amidst waves that topped 20 feet during the arctic air mass. https://bit.ly/3C8WY5C | FOX Weather | Facebook

240K views · 8.6K reactions | Lorsque la grande seiche chasse, les cellules de sa peau changent de couleur en fonction de son environnement, lui permettant de devenir pratiquement invisible. Cette technique redoutable permet également d'hypnotiser les petits poissons qui croisent sa route. | Nat Geo Wild France | Facebook