What Does Extreme Wildlife Look Like In The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone?

Published on 10/19/2021
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Also Known As The Przewalski’s Horse.

Scientists placed the critically endangered Przewalski’s horse to the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in the 1990s for conservation purposes, and the horse has fared admirably given the absence of human presence in the area. Because other wild horse breeds have interbred with and evolved from feral domestic horse breeds, these animals are recognized as the only “authentic” wild horse breed left on the planet.

Also The Przewalski’s Horse

Also known as The Przewalski’s Horse.

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There Are A Great Many Red Foxes.

Throughout the Exclusion Zone, these lovely little gentlemen may be found interacting with humans, and some of them will approach them in the hopes of obtaining food. They aren’t accustomed to seeing humans, therefore they aren’t as alarmed as the red foxes that live outside the Exclusion Zone are when they do.

A Lot Of Red Foxes

There Are A Great Many Red Foxes.

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