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May 04, 9:53 am

Absent human intrusion, wildlife flourishes in Chornobyl zone

By Mark Raczkiewycz9 Mins Read

Denis Vishnevskiy/Chornobyl Radioecological Biosphere Reserve

An aerial view of the government-run 1,000-square-mile Chornobyl Exclusion Zone along with the Prypiat River that dissects the area and which is a tributary to the Dnipro River.

IN THE CHORNOBYL EXCLUSION ZONE, Ukraine – What was supposed to be a routine test at the fourth reactor of the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant turned into the world’s deadliest nuclear accident in history on April 26, 1986.

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