NYC’s green slime spotted bubbling up from underground — the surprising source revealed
November 3, 2023
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as posted by the channelA mysterious green slime has been spotted oozing from Gotham’s grates and manholes, causing some New Yorkers to wonder if a superhero comic had suddenly come to life.
An X user from Manhattan first sent the phenomenon viral on Thursday, posting photo and video of the bright-hued liquid emerging from below the sidewalk.
“So there’s literal green sludge bubbling up from the ground next to World Trade Center right now,” bystander Dan Pantelo wrote, along with a pic of the garish anomaly that has over 14 million views since being posted yesterday.
The accidental citizen journalist posted a clip of the stuff of sci-fi nightmares along with the caption: “Can anybody explain this or are we just living in full-blown Gotham rn.”
Besides offering plenty of “Batman” references, witty social media users also recalled the green goo from 1990s phenomenon “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.”
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