What is a naturally occurring electrostatic discharge in the atmosphere usually seen during thunderstorms?
Correct answer: Lightning

Player #21035860
I was fortunate to survive being struck by lightning.

Bonnie
I love to watch lightening. Nothing like a good thunderstorm to go to sleep with. Unless of course if you lose your electricity then that’s another story!

Blinky
I like it when the picture doesn't give away the answer. Especially in an easy question.

baymax
jeez, that was an easy one wasn't it??