**ancient Egypt, 4,000BC, The first plague involved a remarkable transformation of the water in the Nile River and all other sources of water in Egypt. The once-clear water turned into a deep, dark red color resembling a vital fluid. The water became thick and viscous, making it unsuitable for consumption and causing harm to the fish that lived in it.** - Upscaled by <@1089205538644041870> (fast)
ancient Egypt, 4,000BC, The first plague involved a remarkable transformation of the water in the Nile River and all other sources of water in Egypt. The onceclear water turned into a deep, dark red color resembling a vital fluid. The water became thick and viscous, making it unsuitable for consumption and causing harm to the fish that lived in it.