Chernobyl wildlife thrives forty years after disaster, BBC reports

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This article discusses the wildlife in Chernobyl forty years after the nuclear disaster. It explores how nature has reclaimed the exclusion zone, with various species thriving despite the radiation. The piece highlights the resilience of ecosystems and the complex relationship between environmental damage and biodiversity. AI

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