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What Do Chernobyl’s Black Frogs Tell Us About the Region’s Lasting Radiation?
it does seem like a rewilding of sorts has taken place in the decades that followed, allowing Chernobyl to become sort of a reservation for wildlife in the region.
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Scientists decode mutations in dogs that survived the Chernobyl disaster.
A recent study revealed the impressive impacts that the street dogs of Chernobyl may have suffered ... affected a pack of wild dogs roaming the Red Forest. In the study published in Canine ...
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Insects Might Be More Sensitive to Radiation than Thought
A few years ago, on one of her first visits to Chernobyl, Katherine Raines went to the Red Forest, a radioactive cemetery of pine trees scorched by the nuclear accident in 1986. She was curious to see ...