According to a TikTok "time traveler from 2236," scientists will use DNA
they uncover this year to revive an extinct type of mackerel shark known as
a "megalodon."
A TikTok user who claims to be a "time traveler" from the year 2236 has
issued a warning that if scientists locate a prehistoric shark species' DNA
this year, they will be able to revive it.
The user, who goes by the handle @realtiktoktimetraveler, released a video
with a list of events they predict will happen over the next ten years,
ranging from scientific breakthroughs to natural disasters.
Among them, they asserted that this year will see the discovery of DNA from
the "megalodon," a 60-foot-long ancient species of mackerel shark.
Then in 2023, they'll be able to bring one to life in classic Jurassic Park
style.
The self-described "time traveler" stated in the video, which has received
over 38,000 likes: "I've actually traveled back in time to the year
2236.
"I've come at this particular moment and day to inform you of impending
events over the next few years.
A true megalodon will be created in 2023 after scientists, utilizing the
megalodon's DNA, figure out how to bring it back. Surprisingly, nothing goes
wrong.
Scientists find evidence of life in 2025 on two distinct planets, and it
turns out that these life forms are more sophisticated than us.
"In 2034, a meteor will strike Earth and obliterate half of America."
Numerous TikTok users expressed conflicting opinions in the comments
section on whether or not they should believe the claims.
Which half of America though, a user remarked?
Idc about all that other stuff, just tell me when gas prices are going to
drop again, someone other said.