This Story Shocked the World! This is What Scientists Discovered in the Chernobyl Forest

April 26, 1986. This day marked one of the most tragic incidents in the history of mankind. After less than a decade of service, Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant’s Reactor Number 4 exploded near the city of Pripyat. Nearly four decades later, the Chernobyl disaster still casts a long shadow over its victims and the global community, making people think about the harsh realities of a dystopian world.
From a mysterious entity to mutant animals, here are the 20 weirdest things ever found in chernobyl!
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~ Top Generality

[@krisaaron5771]

The Babushkas have survived Stalin, World War II, the German army and now the world's most horrific nuclear disaster. They'll outlive all of us!

[@gandalfnamirreh379]

Russian woman strong like bull !

[@kimboss8721]

It's got to be thier diet, cabbage, and related plants. Now to find out for sure.

[@duudsuufd]

@@gandalfnamirreh379 Chernobyl is actually situated in Ukraine. It was annexed by the Soviet Union, and became temporarily free with the fall of the SU. Now it's occupied again.

[@BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Top Generality..!! 1:48 That looks like the Mothman. I heard he was spotted in the region before the disaster.

[@theroguetomato5362]

The secret of the babushkas is that they're only 20 years old.

[@Tempe1962]

Well, one can see people arent steering clear of stray dogs.Cant put a hold on the human heart.

[@user-fv4uk2pp1t]

If humans had endured atomic disaster millions of years ago, the frog theory may be interesting on human survival!

[@Andi-]

Did you really say Pripyat was home to about 50,000 nuclear power plants? There weren't that many plants in the whole world.

[@boris19548]

Apparently they planned to open a Chernobyl as a Disneyland saying our 6 foot mouse is real and tried to sell radioactive water as energy drink with logo FORGET THE RED BULL THIS SHIT REALLY GIVES YOU WINGS

[@wleighkst1671]

😈😉😆😆🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

[@sanders7789]

Amazing how much damage man can do to the earth. Still we’ve learnt nothing and won’t stop until there is nothing left, including man himself

[@user-gn8if3fq9j]

Man kind reminds me of termites on wood.

[@karifredrikson-lr1mm]

😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️ Mankind also cured, Polio, Smallpox, Tetanus, CMV, TETANY,INFECTIONS having discovered Penicillin, HIV, TB,Pneumonia, should I go on? Mankind has the ability to create Love.

[@WarrChyld-wg6xz]

I’ve always been fascinated by this place❤

[@user-xu8om1yo7e]

It is not unusual for catfish to grow large. Googling it will display many returns with them reaching over 8ft (2.5m) and weighing hundreds of pounds.

[@andyanderson5637]

I took my dog she got pregnant by one of there dogs,her puppy when born started crapping little bricks of gold.

[@user-fg2lh2kk6l]

I don’t want to glow in the dark will stay away

[@jackempson3044]

The older you are the more radiation you can withstand. I think it's 5 rem more for every year over 18.

[@thegreeninvasion5511]

Wonder how many of the deform😂d animal pics actually came from Chernobyl🤔🤔

[@raffly4449]

Looks like rolling shutter distortion

[@mamagumdrop]

I would go to Chernobyl, just out of curiosity to see what it was like

[@jeanzyc.5103]

This is NOT a racist question. It's just curiosity. When you were speaking about the frogs and the melanin in the skin, does this mean that a black person would be less likely to get radiation damage in Chernobyl?

[@susangamble6888]

12 wow what a great idea.

[@gregrowell8688]

I spent my teen age in south eastern Ohio. We lived about 45 minits from the Moth Man sightings there were also sightings of large cranes seen there also.

[@user-fv4uk2pp1t]

Create doll tribute spot on open area for memorial to the victims past and present! This way won't alter originality!

[@judyteeple8329]

Is this going to be a repeat of the uranium girls?

[@bradpitts289]

The core rods are probably about to the Earth's central core by now... It won't stop till it gets there.. Just waiting for the reaction, if it isn't what we're seeing already today.

[@MichaelChaffeeMaddog]

Life adapts to radiation as with any other changes to the environment...

[@PhilJonesIII]

Most wont. That's you and me included.

[@necrophage5248]

I just love clean energy. And over 2000 atomic weapon tests world wide., nothing to see here.

[@MichaelBrown-yr2hm]

The Russia scientists were experimenting with teleportation technology in Chernobyll and they opened up a port hole to another dimension, and there were aliens who came through to our planet and are alive and inhabiting the structures of Chernobyl

[@MarkHurlow-cf2ix]

Those dark tourists are all interested in death and destruction and pain as long as it’s others that have to endure it but when they have to face it themselves it’s not so fun then… lmao…. Those type people disgust me ,, I’ve seen all the pain,destruction and death a person can stand for one lifetime and to seek it out without a reason like trying to prevent it from happening again is ghoulish and sick.

[@kelleemerson9510]

Watch Wolves of Chernobyl documentary.

[@sabrinakegley3468]

Yes the dolls should be taken out therefore it is not a part of Chernobyl

[@dianagreen3361]

No ty!

[@elisabethfinn6702]

What of cats they never talk about them

[@sherrygadberryturner9527]

Cats were smart enough to RUN AWAY! 😁

[@duudsuufd]

I've seen a documentary about cats living there. The cameraman came regularly for short periods to film a cat family. They once had to move because a bear decided to live in their abandoned house. They fed on mice and small birds. But most of the kittens were once eaten by a wolf. At last the cat followed the film maker to his house outside the danger zone.

[@susangamble6888]

Save them all dogs cats

[@roxanneandrew530]

Their