A video that has become popular on social media alleges that it’s raining worms in China and people are horrified as they wonder what would be next.
2023 has been a rollercoaster ride for everyone. Right from claims about a fallen angel in Russia to UFO theories, social media has been in a frenzy trying to see what one can expect next.
Recently, platforms like TikTok, Twitter, and more have been sharing an alleged video from China that claims it has been raining worms.
Video alleges it’s raining worms in China
In a viral video, cars were seen being covered by what looked like worms. The video is reportedly from the Chinese province of Liaoning.
The residents were told to carry umbrellas. However, it is unclear if it was for the rain or due to the worms.
In the video, one can see people going about their usual business while carrying umbrellas.
The scientific journal Mother Nature Network suggested that the worms could have been swept due to the heavy winds. Nonetheless, as of now, an official response for this cause has not been revealed.
Users react to the video
The clip left several people shocked and it did not take long for them to comment on it.
One user wrote: “we’re living in the end times.” Another added: “new fear unlocked.” “All I want is to get all my house remodeled before the end of the world happens,” one joked.
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“That is freaking me out,” said one more. “Plague comes to mind,” said another.
We need a software update we glitching again,” humored another. “Earth is lagging,” another comment read.
“It’s the end of the world,” one feared. “Next thing you know it will be raining cats and dogs like the saying goes,” joked another.
There have been other mysteries
A couple of weeks ago, the residents of Sitio Mangga, Barangay Dumlog in Talisay City, Philippines claimed they spotted a mythical creature known as Manananggal, a folklore character that appears to have bat-like features, visits the place every night.
The news spread like wildfire as people were concerned about their safety.
Police Lieutenant Colonel Randy Caballes, chief of the Talisay City Police Station confirmed that an investigation is going on.
As of now, there have been no new updates on this.
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