According to multiple fact-checking sources [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8], there is a false claim circulating stating that the Nile River has turned red, leading to speculation of biblical prophecies and impending catastrophes. However, the source of the false claim is a video and image of a red lagoon in Chile, not the Nile River. The red color in the lagoon is caused by sediments and microalgae, and not a biblical event. There is no evidence to support the claim of the Nile River turning red, and the use of religiously charged claims should be noted as a tactic to evoke emotion in the audience [9]. Additionally, using satellite imagery, it can be seen that the Nile River remains its normal color.