Japan: Fukushima worker devotes life to abandoned pets after nuclear disaster
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Japan: Fukushima worker devotes life to abandoned pets after nuclear disaster
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Aquamarine Fukushima - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
Aquamarine Fukushima - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
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Wildlife reclaims habitat in Fukushima鈥檚 nuclear exclusion zone 10 years after disaster
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Nine Years After Fukushima's Nuclear Disaster, Animals Inside The Human-Free Exclusion Zone Are Thriving
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Over 16,000 people were forced to leave their pets behind when Fukushima was declared a radiation zone in 2011. Only one man was brave enough to return -- and he's taken it upon himself to care for every last animal in the town: | America Now
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Over 16,000 people were forced to leave their pets behind when Fukushima was declared a radiation zone in 2011. Only one man was brave enough to return -- and he's taken it upon himself to care for every last animal in the town: | America Now
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Man braves radiation exposure to care for Fukushima鈥檚 abandoned animals
Man braves radiation exposure to care for Fukushima鈥檚 abandoned animals
Mar 14, 2012
grist.org
Fukushima鈥檚 mountain regions are home to a variety of wildlife, including monkeys, wild boar, bears and dozens of species of wild birds. Monkeys in this part of the Inawashiro / Bandai region often come down from the mountains to try and steal food from farms, presenting challenges for local residents. This group was a family of about 20-25 in total! Please remember not to feed or approach animals in the wild! All this footage was taken with a zoom lens from afar. #fukushima #visitfukushima #jap
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Fukushima鈥檚 mountain regions are home to a variety of wildlife, including monkeys, wild boar, bears and dozens of species of wild birds. Monkeys in this part of the Inawashiro / Bandai region often come down from the mountains to try and steal food from farms, presenting challenges for local residents. This group was a family of about 20-25 in total! Please remember not to feed or approach animals in the wild! All this footage was taken with a zoom lens from afar. #fukushima #visitfukushima #jap
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Study shows animal life thriving around Fukushima
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Animals left to die in Fukushima zone
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CNN
In the town of Tomioka, Matsumura Naoto cares for animals abandoned after the Fukushima nuclear accident and grows rice to make mochi with the elder returnees. https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/3026004/?cid=wohk-fb-org_vod_FukushimaMonologueIII_dps-202406-002 | NHK WORLD-JAPAN
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In the town of Tomioka, Matsumura Naoto cares for animals abandoned after the Fukushima nuclear accident and grows rice to make mochi with the elder returnees. https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/3026004/?cid=wohk-fb-org_vod_FukushimaMonologueIII_dps-202406-002 | NHK WORLD-JAPAN
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After the 2011 nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Japan, most residents evacuated the area and never returned. Sakae Kato has stayed behind and made it his life's mission to look after the abandoned animals that still roam the area. | TRT World
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After the 2011 nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Japan, most residents evacuated the area and never returned. Sakae Kato has stayed behind and made it his life's mission to look after the abandoned animals that still roam the area. | TRT World
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10 Years After Fukushima Nuclear Disaster, Two Men Are Still Living There Taking Care of Everyone's Pets
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Wild animals have started repopulating in Fukushima
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Wildlife captured on video in Fukushima
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Fukushima disaster 10 years on: On a mission to feed abandoned animals
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Fukushima disaster 10 years on: On a mission to feed abandoned animals
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After a nuclear disaster, then what? A surprising look at the animals of Chernobyl and Fukushima
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20 Best Things to Do in Fukushima Prefecture (Sightseeing Attractions, Local Foods & Activities) | LIVE JAPAN travel guide
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Animal Lovers Raid Fukushima to Save Radioactive Dogs
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Jun 10, 2011
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Some birds in Fukushima are adapting to protect themselves against radiation by changing color. They redirect molecules that normally color their feathers into their bloodstream for a better chance at survival 馃 馃摵 Learn more on Abandoned: Uncovering Fukushima starting now | Science Channel
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Some birds in Fukushima are adapting to protect themselves against radiation by changing color. They redirect molecules that normally color their feathers into their bloodstream for a better chance at survival 馃 馃摵 Learn more on Abandoned: Uncovering Fukushima starting now | Science Channel
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Fukushima's Exclusion Zone Is Being Overtaken by Wild Animals
Fukushima's Exclusion Zone Is Being Overtaken by Wild Animals
Jan 7, 2020
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Fukushima radiation effect explained: Mutant daisy flower grows near nuclear plant; pictures go viral
Fukushima radiation effect explained: Mutant daisy flower grows near nuclear plant; pictures go viral
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This is the story of the unlikely survivors of the Fukushima disaster! 馃槻
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