“That’s Jurassic park”: Dinosaurs found in China conspiracy theory sparks hilarious reactions online

Do dinosaurs really exist in China? More details explored about the alleged claim made by the TikToker. (Image via Getty Images)
Do dinosaurs really exist in China? More details explored about the alleged claim made by the TikToker. (Image via Getty Images)

A woman on TikTok has claimed that China has a land of dinosaurs that has been hidden from the rest of the world. With many controversies floating on social media, the alleged claims about dinosaurs being found in China have now created a rage on the platform.

In the viral video, the woman, Raven Holiday, claims that the world is in for a “rude awakening.” Holiday claimed that she was at the nail salon when she heard “Chinese news” on the TV. Since she was interested in the news, the woman opened the language translator on her phone to find out what the news was about.

In her video, she revealed that after turning her translator on to the Chinese language, she heard:

"The Chinese have discovered unchartered land - untouched."
A woman on TikTok shared a video on social media claiming that she saw news at her nail salon's TV which talked about China having a land with dinosaurs. (Image via TikTok)
A woman on TikTok shared a video on social media claiming that she saw news at her nail salon's TV which talked about China having a land with dinosaurs. (Image via TikTok)

Raven Holiday added:

"They have found dinosaur-like creatures over 13-feet tall. China found uncharted land that has been untouched with dinosaur bones and other species."

She also claimed that the information was not available anywhere on the internet, and that nobody was talking about it. The video has received close to 700,000 views as of writing.

However, some people have also posted hilarious comments on the video an even compared it to Jurassic park.

Social media users shared reactions on the TikTok video with the alleged claim of China having a land filled with dinosaurs. (Image via TikTok)
Social media users shared reactions on the TikTok video with the alleged claim of China having a land filled with dinosaurs. (Image via TikTok)

TikToker Raven Holiday assured netizens that news about dinosaurs in China was confirmed by a nail tech too

As the Holiday revealed how the news shocked her, she admitted that the news was confirmed by a nail tech who was at the nail salon with her. In her video, the the TikToker added that according to the news, a group of over 15 scientists have found dinosaur-like creatures.

She even went on to say:

"They are saying that the number could be in the thousands to millions of these animals."

Since the video was uploaded to the short video-sharing platform, people have been responding to it with some hilarious reactions. Some users made jokes about the woman finding out about dinosaurs at a nail salon.

Social media users reacted to TikToker claiming that Chinese news showed coverage of undiscovered land in China (Image via TikTok)
Social media users reacted to TikToker claiming that Chinese news showed coverage of undiscovered land in China (Image via TikTok)
Netizens reacted to TikTok user allegedly claiming about Dinosaurs existing in China. (Image via TikTok)
Netizens reacted to TikTok user allegedly claiming about Dinosaurs existing in China. (Image via TikTok)
In the viral video, the TikToker is claiming that the world is in for a “rude awakening" (Image via TikTok)
In the viral video, the TikToker is claiming that the world is in for a “rude awakening" (Image via TikTok)

At the same time, similar news had been spreading on Twitter too where people were sharing the news of China finding uncharted land.

It is worth mentioning that there are some people on the short video-sharing platform who are convinced by Raven's claims. However, there are others who aren't so sure of it.

The news shared by Holiday, who has a TikTok following of 11.5K followers, hasn't been confirmed by any verified or reputed publication or authorities. Thus, it is likely that it was just a claim made by the TikToker.

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