Shared Joy
Jedi Council Member
In completion to the Sott article
https://www.sott.net/article/344977-Radioactive-wild-boars-running-rampant-in-Fukushima-after-people-evacuated
there is this video published this year,
_https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FFM8SC-bmk
about the wildlife which took over the deserted human dwellings.
Studies were done regarding the possible mutations. No significant mutations were found in mice, however swallows exhibited some regarding their feathers and monkeys were affected by strongly diminished number of blood producing marrow cells.
Wild boar seemed to thrive: they were there in increased number and they were more aggressive than those who lived in the mountains. People who decided to turn back have had serious problems with animals taking over their homes.
There were similar mutations in the newly grows pine tree as observed in Chernobyl.
There were some comments that the full effect of radiation may take several decades to show up in affected organisms.
Danger and uncertainty remains.
https://www.sott.net/article/344977-Radioactive-wild-boars-running-rampant-in-Fukushima-after-people-evacuated
there is this video published this year,
_https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FFM8SC-bmk
about the wildlife which took over the deserted human dwellings.
Studies were done regarding the possible mutations. No significant mutations were found in mice, however swallows exhibited some regarding their feathers and monkeys were affected by strongly diminished number of blood producing marrow cells.
Wild boar seemed to thrive: they were there in increased number and they were more aggressive than those who lived in the mountains. People who decided to turn back have had serious problems with animals taking over their homes.
There were similar mutations in the newly grows pine tree as observed in Chernobyl.
There were some comments that the full effect of radiation may take several decades to show up in affected organisms.
Danger and uncertainty remains.