observing large animals like deer and elk to be in abundance despite lingering radiation. As radioactive particles poured out of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in 1986, a 4,200 km sq (1,621 mi ...

After the 1986 disaster at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, people and animals fled the contaminated area. Though nearly 30 years later houses still stand abandoned, boars, deer, elk and wolves ...

Deer truffles, which can be found at depths of 20-40 centimeters, are thus only now absorbing the cesium that was released in Chernobyl. The cesium from "old" nuclear weapons tests, on the other ...

Chernobyl’s wild boars have been the subject of a long-standing scientific mystery. While the radioactivity of deer in the region has predictably decreased over the decades, the wild boar ...

such as deer and bison, and the effects of this could continue for years. Before military action took place throughout the area, Chernobyl was a vital research area for scientists. But now those ...

deer, birds, and dogs—have reclaimed the area. Among these animals, the feral dogs are the most closely observed. Estimated to number around 300, these dogs live near the Chernobyl reactor and ...

Chernobyl remains the world's worst-ever nuclear ... one unexpected side-effect has been the re-emergence of wild animals - horses, deer and stray dogs freely roam its perimeter which has become ...

Chernobyl dogs survived nuclear disaster and ... and it's similarly full of animals, including elk, deer, beavers, wolves, bison, and wild boar. None of those creatures lead lives so human ...

Deer truffles, which can be found at depths of 20-40 centimeters, are thus only now absorbing the cesium that was released in Chernobyl. The cesium from “old” nuclear weapons tests ...

"Deer truffles, which can be found at depths of 20-40 centimeters, are thus only now absorbing the cesium that was released in Chernobyl." This delayed accumulation of radioactivity in truffles ...

While population censuses of large mammals show that red deer and wild boar populations within the zone ... has now analyzed these Chernobyl dogs’ unique genetics. The team set up three clinics in ...