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What's more interesting is the wildlife there after the absence of humans for 30 years. Genetic studies on dogs proved to be invaluable. Even with Caesium 137 was at very high levels, the dogs survived and continued to breed. But they have increased rates of cataracts, because the eyes are the first tissues to show signs of chronic exposure to ionizing radiation.
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What's more interesting is the wildlife there after the absence of humans for 30 years. Genetic studies on dogs proved to be invaluable. Even with Caesium 137 was at very high levels, the dogs survived and continued to breed. But they have increased rates of cataracts, because the eyes are the first tissues to show signs of chronic exposure to ionizing radiation.