On Monday, a significant earthquake measuring 6.1 in magnitude struck west-northwest of Mantua, Cuba, sending shockwaves across Florida, with reports of shaking felt as far north as Tallahassee. This earthquake is notable as it is one of the strongest ever recorded in the Gulf of America, where such seismic activity is rare. The US Geological Survey reported that it is the second largest quake documented in the region's history. Following the tremor, more than 4,000 reports of shaking were logged from both Florida and Cuba. In Florida, emergency management teams were activated, with multiple buildings evacuated, including some in the Miami area. While there were no injuries or significant damage reported, officials confirmed that the earthquake posed no tsunami threat. The event has left many Floridians surprised, with social media filled with reactions to the unusual occurrence. Emergency services in Seminole County are coordinating responses, ensuring that healthcare facilities and critical infrastructure remain secure as they monitor the situation closely.