Rain of worms in china
China Worm Rain: Social media users are taken aback by a video that is trending and receiving a lot of attention. In the video, an area of the Chinese province of Liaoning can be allegedly seen to be completely covered in tiny worms.
In the Chinese province of Liaoning, worms are falling from the sky. At least, that's what a trending video on the internet suggests. Even if many people are still baffled as to what caused it, they are not falling behind in making irrational assumptions.
Yet, this is not the first time the world has witnessed this peculiar phenomenon. Iguanas, which are big reptiles, were said to be raining last year in Florida.
Coming back to worms purportedly raining in China, reports say the Chinese citizens of Liaoning province are being urged to seek refuge inside their homes in order to protect themselves from these pouring worms.
Social media users are surprised by a video that is trending and receiving a lot of attention. In the video, an area of the province can be allegedly seen to be completely covered in tiny worms. They are dispersed among the vehicles.
Meanwhile, the province residents were seen in the video securing themselves with umbrellas as they went about their daily lives and passed by.
The reason for the slimy creature's rain is still unknown. According to the scientific publication, Mother Nature Network suggested that the worms were whisked away by strong winds before being dropped. The publication also mentioned that when insects have swept away in a whirlpool during a storm, this kind of incident occurs.
There was another interesting suggestion made to decode the mystery behind the worms raining down in the province. According to some, the worms were actually poplar flowers, the blossoms of which resemble the squirmy creatures.
'Rain of worms' floods Beijing
A "rain of worms" flooded Beijing this week, according to videos posted on social networks. In the images, it is possible to see the "animals" covering streets and vehicles. pic.twitter.com/V2uaX6Oowk
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