Scientists Accidentally Find Mysterious Biological Organism Hidden Under Nuclear Power Plant

Scientists accidentally find mysterious biological organism hidden under nuclear power plant. Today, we take a look at what scientists discovered underneath this nuclear power plant.

Every year new interesting discoveries are made, but some of these even divide scientists, and don't ever get fully explained. This is what happened when a mysterious looking creature was discovered. The town was built in the 1950s to serve the Leningrad nuclear power plant. A woman by the name of Tamara said she was the one who found it, and said that she came across it while she was wading in shallow waters close to the nuclear power plant.

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[tysonatkins]

If the worms have been frozen for thousands of years, they were waiting for their next turn, whenever that may be. We shouldn't be disturbing that process, mother nature doesn't take kindly to that type of thing.

[Youtubesucks]

Another star child being thing? I believe that was disproven

[cindymorris]

When nothing new or exciting comes up, it seems like strange things have a way of being invented.

[tracygeorge]

That wasn't the one she found. The one in the thumbnail is.

[JMazzaTaz]

Personally, I don’t think a Megaladon would stand a chance against a pod of Orcas. They would love that supersized liver!

[OlyviaGayl]

As the glaciers and permafrost melt, many things are going to be returning.
It's too bad we won't find all of them in time to study them in labs beforehand.

[parlindungansitompul]

Ahh... My favourite channel whenever I get sleepy...

[hamesh]

God only knows what radio activity does to life forms

[SonOfTheDevil]

If there is any way to bring back ancient animals I’m all in for it

[frannyfranfrancis]

People, do your own research! These videos are devoid of facts and basic information. Good stories, yes, factual, hell no!

[osmosisjones]

Scaling up a great white to 30 feet becomes problematic in stocking and energy distribution.
Meg was definitely not an over grown great white.
Might even be able to pump water to their gills

[rnrhodes]

Radioactive nuclear byproducts & mutant specimens?
Isn't that how Godzilla came to be?

[LarkumB]

Why quote everything in feet then compare it to stuff in meters? D.C's

[teriwingate]

Should never bring back these creatures. Could be dangerous.

[iluvrolaz]

A lot of your audience is American. Please give measurements in meters AND feet.

[texasbadger]

Do DNA extraction and sequence the DNA

[yasmine]

We are allowing these things to continue with our astounding narrowed & arrogant masterbational understandings of all we don’t know, all we refuse to see, all we deny, and all we continue to harm. All which also share this nacre layer of our shared pearl of Life…finding your own way to the light is all we can do now, I guess. Be safe all, whoever you are. I love you and wish you a good journey

[vikingskuld]

Omg this channel just gets worse and worse with more exaggerated crap every day. What is wrong with this channel making up crap and pretending its mysterious doesn't make it that way.

[jamesbell]

Old hat . . . Nothing new here, just rehashed stuff dug up and rescreened .

[johnmalinsnz]

Hmm, what if they could bring famous people back using their DNA? I'm not talking about them, as in them, but in a way like a clone, but not a clone, if that makes sense. It would be cool if we could eventually clone ourselves and transfer ourselves from our old body to a new one, or have a spare cloned body as a backup just in case, like in the series Altered Carbon.