Watch: People Dressed In Dinosaur Costumes ‘Raid’ City – News18

Once upon a time, Earth was home to dinosaurs. Imagine a world where these creatures roamed, soaring, sprinting and strolling about. Now, envision what it would be like if dinosaurs were to appear in today’s era. A viral video showcases numerous individuals dressed in dinosaur costumes, parading on a road. There’s no reason to be alarmed, as these are not real dinosaurs but rather people donning elaborate dinosaur costumes.

The Twitter account @Enezator frequently shares such astonishingly funny videos. A recent post on this account featured a video in which a group of dinosaurs was observed strolling along a road. These dinosaurs emerged from an underground passage and began their walk. The caption accompanying the video claimed a “Dinosaur raid on the city”. However, upon closer examination, the true nature of the situation becomes apparent.

As seen in the video, all of them are wearing identical grey outfits. As soon as they emerge from the underground passage, onlookers are taken aback and momentarily stunned. Fear and curiosity fill the air, prompting people to start recording videos of the spectacle. The crowd that assembles to witness these “dinosaurs” is quite substantial, and you can even hear some individuals screaming in the footage.

The video has garnered an impressive 6.7 million views, with numerous viewers offering their thoughts through comments. Some remarked that it appeared as though these dinosaurs had been concealed underground for the past 60 million years and were finally emerging. Others expressed relief that it was merely a costume, as the situation would otherwise have been quite terrifying. Another comment suggested that the dinosaurs seemed to be on a quest for their mother.

Interestingly, recent research suggests that approximately 66 million years ago, Earth was struck by an asteroid larger than Mount Everest, resulting in a catastrophic event that wiped out 75 per cent of life on Earth, including the dinosaurs. The specific mechanism behind the mass extinction has been a topic of debate. Nevertheless, the research suggests that the so-called “impact winter” was triggered by the dust and debris thrown into the atmosphere by the Chicxulub asteroid impact.