A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck Southern California, primarily shaking the San Diego area but also felt in Los Angeles and Orange counties. No major injuries or damages were immediately reported following the quake, which caused rocks to tumble onto roads and items to fall from shelves. The earthquake prompted notable reactions from local wildlife, particularly at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, where elephants were observed forming a protective circle around their calves. Videos captured of the event show families and pets startled by the tremors, as many residents engaged with the earthquake early warning system. Following the quake, multiple aftershocks were reported, with authorities advising the public to remain alert.