The Horrifying Mutant Animals of Chernobyl

Should I post more animal videos? Or should I go back to painful stuff? tell me what you like to see in the comments.

[BiggusDuckus]

"many left their pet behind"
Really should be updated to many were forced to leave their pet behind

[Cobrazay]

I love how nature is always constantly adapting to its surroundings to try and survive no matter what.

[ericlessner]

I'm American ex Military. I moved to Hungary in 2001 and we have many wild cherry trees in the region. After Chernobyl apprently they had a massive outbreak of " double cherries " one fruit, two seeds. That number has slowly subsided over time. Still exist but not as many. Not a scientist but a simple observer. Keep up the good work!

[happynessinajar]

Hi! Love your work as always. Fun commentary: the frogs at Chernobyl are more interesting than scary. They contain more melanin because melanin has resistance to radiation. They are the frogs that were more likely to survive through natural selection. (Melanin absorbs and dissipates radiation energy, and can neutralize free radicals and reduce DNA damage.) -xoxo gossip girl

[mytomanen_bre]

"Wolves that lives in Chernobyl have more radiation in their body than any other wolf on earth"

Huh. Who would've thought.

[TheObserverzs]

I’m glad you properly covered how the giant catfish are there just because no one’s fishing them and not something weird or fake

[pugilemoltobene]

These are actually in the process of being classified as new species, with a footnote, that they are irradiated and mutated. It's a whole new reality, ground-breaking.

[bennet]

This makes me feel hope, no matter what even if this world ends it will renew itself

[Chamomile.Tea]

2:37 If Pathology (and a littler Virology) have taught me anything in simplistic terms, it’s that when something exists, there’s probably a bacteria that can eat it.

[Insanabiliter_In_Linea]

Mankind accidentally fills an entire, massive area with radiation that kills most things and mother nature's just like, "I'mma make some little critters dat eat dat shit like spicy popcorn, just straight snackin' like it ain't nobodies business".

[gaurangabarran]

Chernobyl Bacteria: "OPENAHBUFFAYY"

[Deathbecomesme]

The wels catfish that have been pulled out of the cooling ponds were stunted not giant...

[carmelinav]

If i go drink the tasty water chernobl i superspowers

[umuhyacinth]

"These pines are evolving to handle their toxic environment"
Something humans could never do.

[Metagrozilla]

If another nuclear explosion happens, before we know it, Godzilla will be wrecking us

[nzephier]

The bacteria was the one i think we should be more worried about...thats actually terrifying to think theres EXTRA cancer in the atmosphere

[punchline]

The way those hamster like creatures adapt to the radiation is amazing

[AcesNs_]

I thought he was going to say the frogs were turning gay.

[vanshikasingh]

Talk about humans being the pinnacle of evolution hn?? Ain't no homo sapien surviving like these simple creatures!!

[Purpotato]

I liked the video I wish you put in a few real pictures of the animals though as well as your drawings. Just so we could see how they look in real life.