Albino fish in Chernobyl's Pond - Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant

[JuliusIsMe]

Chernobyl caused retarded fish frogs to happen. What's the song called? I lived in Odessa and heard it all the time.

[Gnubnub]

Self cooking fish - just pull them out the water and straight onto the plate!

[incognrod]

So ..where are your fishing poles?

[AngelAtomiseur]

Genetical mutations. For example:

Autoimmunthyreoiditis and vitiliogo are found very often in the Ukraine

(source: interview with Dr. med. R. Shimshoni - Hashimoto- Thyreoiditis)

[jasincl]

anyone thought maybe thease cat fish adapted to the radio-activity in the area maybe we can sue them to create better Anti-Nuclear Suits!

[SuperNick419]

Seriously, they're in the cooling pond, NASTY!!! How did the fish get there in the first place?

[pottersrevenge]

GET OUT OF HERE STALKER!!!

[MultiDavidshow]

musique de PD !!!

[dravenousone]

Wouldn't an ecologist realize that there is nothing unusual about these catfish? Albinoism happens. It's just a natural fact. Catfish grow REALLY big when they are left alone. Plus, they are grunge feeders, much like cockroaches, they will be around after WW3.

[ChernobylWildZone]

@dravenousone I'm ecologist and realize that it usual occurrence. And what???

[Xiaodhanan]

man id do anything to go fish at chernobyl. seems soo awesome . i mean with the place desserted and stuff,

[W4NZ1]

those r some big ass cat fish. id love to take a look inside the exclusion zone but if the military catches you then you're in trouble i hear. im pretty sure they are building around the failed reactor currently for added protection?

[Slic3R1]

those fish are probably used to the radioactive water by now

[ChernobylWildZone]

@Slic3R1 You are right

[YINGAI1995]

@Slic3R1 anti-radiation catfishes, an evolutionary step o-o

[rabidowski]

Nice try. There was no albino cat fish. Just the reflection of light. :-(

[ChernobylWildZone]

You are mistaken. This is a real video. Come to the area - see for yourself.

[earlpressley]

Who in their right mind would want to go to Chernobyl?

[ChernobylWildZone]

Ha! Ha! Ha!

Thousands of tourists come to the Chernobyl zone each year...

[earlpressley]

How is that funny? How can someone see a nuclear disaster and abandoned city as a tourist site? The entire city of Prypiat needs a razor wire fence around it to prevent anyone from coming even remotely near that place.

[ChernobylWildZone]

Sorry, but Your texts show totally yours ignorance in chernobyl's matters. Also, you do not understand anything in the field of radiation protection. Eliminate your ignorance - then we'll talk.

[earlpressley]

I just dont understand why you would want to go to a place that is infested with radiation. And you're right, I know little about radiation protection, but a prior conversation I had with a family member of mine who spends his days around and engineering a nuclear reactor on a USN vessel says he wouldn't dare go to that place either. I'm sure he knows quite a bit about radiation and nuclear radiation and i would take his advice any day on a subject like that.

[ChernobylWildZone]

I'm ecologist and work inside exclusion zone.

[SnakeTheFox]

@ChernobylWildZone How has been your handling of the Snorks and Bloodsuckers lately, ecologist stalker? And how is Kruglov, does he still work with you guys? I hear he wanted to get out after being bitten by a zombie. I will be stopping by your mobile science laboratory later this evening, please have Sakharov prepare AK-74m magazines and ammunition; I have artifacts for payment.

[ChernobylWildZone]

@SnakeTheFox Are you idiot? I think so.

[nickschorn01]

why in all these videos is no-on attempting to catch these huge fuckers? I live in Minnesota, USA and if i seen fish like that, radioactive or not i would be all over catching them!!

[earlpressley]

Maybe the nuclear radiation has something to do with it, but that's my guess.

[Provokateur2]

mutation??

[spiderpig951]

ok thanks for the info

[ChernobylWildZone]

OK. But tour is to expensive.

[spiderpig951]

how can the fish live there isent it to much radiation?

[ChernobylWildZone]

Radiation is not so dangerous.

Maine part of radionuclide accumulate in soil on the bottom of this pond

[zoltan656]

but catfish dig for food on the bottom of the pond.

[earlpressley]

Not so dangerous? Is that why all the water lines are above ground, no one can eat the vegetation from the soil in that area, many malformed infants are still born due to the impact of the released radiation, and that you cannot take any object from that area with you? It will be 10's of thousands of years before that place is safe, there is no way you could pay me enough money to get 1000 miles from the zone.

[JohnACorp782]

@earlpressley Wussy...

[Eodezias]

А чё за рыба была альбинос

[ChernobylWildZone]

Сом. В сомов наибольшая вероятность проявления альбинизма.

[hajijackson]

take me to the Zonnaa