Santa Clara Neighborhood Awash in Sea of Foam

An entire city block in Santa Clara was engulfed by fire retardant foam over the weekend after an alarm malfunction at the San Jose International Airport caused a massive spill. The foam—which is used to fight fires—poured through streets and buildings, reaching heights of ten feet and resembling just about the biggest bubble bath you’ve ever seen.

Hey, where's that giant rubber duck when you need him? 

Officials advised people to stay away from the substance which can cause irritation, especially to the eyes. Naturally, people started biking and bathing in it.

As fun as it may look, some environmental groups also worry that coming rains could wash the material into the Guadalupe River where a number of species reside. That wouldn’t be cool.