Radioactive boars plague Germany

[DunkrWunkah]

I hope some mutated version of swine flu wont come of this.

"ZOMIBE SWINE FLU!!"

 

[Gariscus]

Whoa. I had no idea Europe was contaminated by the meltdown.

Wait... what? Chernobyl is in Europe.

I meant I didn't know that anything outside of Chernobyl was contaminated...

 

[Overlord Nadrian]

The impact of the explosion was huge. All of Europe is contaminated in a way, though obviously not as much as Chernobyl itself.

 

[mameks]

Wonder if they'll appear in H.O.T.D

Shizuka Mirikawa + Glow-Boars...

 

[MelodieOctavia]

 

[geoflcl]

Boy, when I looked at this topic, I assumed it was in the Edge of the Forum. I saw "General Off-Topic Chat" and was like "Someone's asking for a-flaming..."

Anyway, gosh, I never thought Radioactive Boar meat was something we'd ever have to worry about in society.

This is odd. Why is radioactivity so much more resilient in certain animals than it is in humans?

 

[Deleted_171835]

Holy crap!
That's awesome!

 

[DaMummy]

hmm....i was born in 1986, this explains a lot of things....

 

[mameks]

XD so much epicness

 

[EpicJungle]

Oh damn!
NO MORE BACON AND HAM!!!


But that's really scary though...

 

[FAST6191]

@geoflcl have a look at the standard food chain poison model aka bioaccumulation and also consider the sources of food (fungi are especially susceptible to it).

As for humans we tend to test people for it/work around it not to mention general levels in the Ukraine/Belarus vicinity of such thing are somewhat higher than average.