‘Aliens’ crawling on coast spark panic online: ‘Is it safe to go into the water?’ | New York Post
December 14, 2022
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as posted by the channelA South African man sparked hysteria among the online masses after they mistook his creepy pictures of dead plants for aliens emerging from the sea. His photos were shared to a South African Facebook group, where they’re currently scaring up hilarious responses, Kennedy News has reported.
“I was surprised [by the reaction],” Jan Vorster told Kennedy News of the extra terrestrial-seeming pics, which were snapped in his hometown of Still Bay, Western Cape. “I thought that people would have fun with it, but then it was very serious, some of it was extremely serious.”
He added, “A lot of people were scared of these alien-looking sea monsters. It was like ‘Jaws’ — is it safe to go into the water?
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