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‘Pregnant’ cars about to pop under extreme heat in China
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August 24, 2024
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0:32Now PlayingIt's a baby bump-er! As temperatures heat up around the globe, a woman in China, Jennifer Zeng, noticed several parked cars nearly bursting with bubbles. She captioned the viral phenomenon: “No joke! Made-in-China cars get 'pregnant' when it's too hot.” X user Tyler Moccio offered up a possible explanation, claiming the "baby bumps" were actually caused by moisture trapped between a vinyl car wrap and the vehicle's painted surface.
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