Images of the oddly bright liquid were near the World Trade Center in the Lower Manhattan area on November 2, 2023. "There's literal green sludge bubbling up from the ground next to the World ...

The slime-like liquid oozing onto the streets is tracing dye, reports the Independent. It is often used by authorities to spot leaks in low-light situations like underground pipes or sewers.

The mysterious green "slime" was caught on video, which is shown bubbling up from manholes and sewers in Manhattan near the World Trade Center, by Daniel Pantelo, who posted the photos to X ...

Green liquid oozing out of the sewers in New York City? As strange as it sounds, that's what one passerby was able to capture and post on social media. "So there’s literal green sludge bubbling ...

A green liquid oozing into the gutters and out of the sewers in Manhattan caught one New Yorker off-guard and made him wonder what in the world he was seeing. "Can anybody explain this or are just ...

According to Vox, Nickelodeon’s green slime first appeared on You Can’t Do That on Television in 1979. The Canadian program later aired on Nickelodeon in 1981.

The green sludge in NYC is captivating people online, but it's not the first time. Here are 4 other times the lime-colored slime baffled onlookers. By Lauren Edmonds ...

“So there’s literal green sludge bubbling up from the ground next to World Trade Center right now,” Dan Pantelo wrote on Friday. The post has clocked in over 25 million views till now.