evidence: Rumor Scanner team has found that the video claiming that millions of worms fall with rain in Beijing, China is false. Actually the scene is captured from poplar trees flowers falling in Liaoning province, northern China. [...] Basically, spring in China is when poplar flowers bloom. At this time the poplar flower spikes fall. Recently, the US media New York Post published a report entitled "China pummeled by ‘rain of worms’ as residents asked to carry umbrellas" with such a video recorded in the case of poplar flower spikes falling on top of cars in Liaoning Province, northern China. Later, based on this report, the news about the claim started to be circulated in various foreign media. However, according to Rumor Scanner, there has been no incident of millions of worms falling with the rain in China. [...] Reference - The Rio Times_Twitter: ‘Rain of worms’ floods Beijing - Shen Shiwei_Twitter: China Journalist Tweet - Sina: The US media said that China was attacked by "worm rain", take a closer look… - Douyin: The spikes of poplar flowers in Benxi, Liaoning are all over the roof of the car - The New York Times: China’s Poplar Trees: A Spring Nuisance That Snows White Fluff - Leafy Place: Poplar Trees: Types, Bark, Leaves – Identification (With Pictures)