A dramatic methane bubble formed in the clouds over Tunapuna, Trinidad and Tobago in November 2019.

Per the Zetas, the boundary between the Caribbean Plate, which is being pushed down, and the S American Plate, which is rolling over the Caribbean Plate, dissects Trinidad. This line can be seen going east to west through the center of Trinidad. When rock layers are torn apart in this manner, methane gas is released. Unless there is a spark from lightning or cloud friction, this gas remains in a bubble, rising as methane is lighter than air.

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