The Creepiest Things Found At Pripyat And Chernobyl - Part 7 #shorts

The accident at Chernobyl was the worst nuclear disaster in human history, (if you only count unintentional nuclear disasters). The explosion has had lasting effects to this day, and the near area of the city Pripyat is still considered hazardous to visit.

The Chernobyl disaster was a nuclear accident that occurred on 26 April 1986, reactor #4 overheated and exploded near the city of Pripyat in the north of the Ukrainian SSR in the Soviet Union. The explosion released a radioactive cloud that ended up killing three people immediately and several thousand directly from radiation. We'll never really know how high the human toll was because the Soviets weren't exactly forthcoming with numbers, but many scientists believe at least 100,000 deaths can be traced directly back to the 1986 meltdown. The exact number is still a bit of a debate. It also caused untold troubles for much of Europe. The meltdown created a fear of nuclear power that still exists today, but many of the more interesting and integral facts have not been widely publicized.

There are a few things you can find there that might really surprise you, and in today’s video, we will look at The Top Creepiest Things Found At Pripyat And Chernobyl - Part 7

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[superchorizo]

"Will remain to be lifeless for thousands of years"...proceeds to show green trees and shrubs

[danyalreza]

This dude got all his information from creepypastas and treats them like Wikipedia articles.

[Neeverseen]

Dude, Chernobyl is a wildlife sanctuary. Bisons, elks, wolves, horses. They are thriving.

[mikek]

Very bad info.
I been there. There’s life. There’s green trees etc

[HeyU]

Many animals now flourishing in that area.

[ThNoobSlayr]

“Lifeless place” but you are showing abandoned places that are overgrown with vines and you can clearly see green trees in the back of the wide shot

[charlietwotimes]

Try visiting it in the summer when it's green. It's full of wildlife. The trees are flourishing. In a lot of Pripyat the radiation is only two or three times background levels. It's only in the northern sector of the city & the plant where it's "hot".
The city isn't safely inhabitable for 24000 years but you aren't going to fall over & cook in a day visit anywhere except reactor 4

[LateNightRewrites]

"Sorry Janet, I left my hope in Pripyat"

[essexu]

Bruh says no life then shows green healthy trees💀

[Davis]

"50, 000 people used to live here now its a ghost town"
- Captain Macmillan

[brianplunkett]

I saw a documentary on Chernobyl’s wild life. The area is flourishing without human influence.

[gamer]

There's a lot of life around Chernobyl. And the fallout has ended when the first sarcophagus was build.

[October-TE]

It's not lifeless, many people actually still work there maintaining the sarcophagus and stuff

[Lazekial]

Chernobyl literally has old babushkas that still live their plus there's many tour guides

[Muckduckly]

There is life everywhere in Chernobyl.

[ryanmcgarry-winne]

And this is why the Russian troops that dug trenches in the red forest all got acute radiation sickness. Most of them would be too young to remember the disaster, and I highly doubt any of them were told of the danger.

[Zabiru-]

Few things.

1. Animals aplenty inhabit the Exclusion Zone including Pripyat - You're wrong.
2. People may not inhabit the city, but plenty of Tourists have gone there prior to the Feb 2022 Russian invasion.
3. The Russian's actually dug trenches, stored their vehicles and set up camp in the Red Forest. Really good idea if you want to live a long life and/or have children /s

[Brokenpencil-kk]

I kinda have a fear of radioactive things

[VinniePedi]

Plays S.T.A.L.K.E.R. the video game and is making crazy facts videos about Chernobyl

[OlofEye]

“50, 000 people used to live here. Now it’s a ghost town.”