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Changes in the deer population in Chernobyl
Scientists have observed unusual changes in the deer population in Chernobyl. Currently, the reserve is home to about 2,400 to 2,500 deer, which are actively displaying behavior during the rutting season.
In brief
- Chernobyl is home to nearly 2,500 deer.
- Scientists noticed unusual changes in deer behavior.
- Deer are more frequently seen in open areas during the rut.
- Experts can more accurately assess the number of deer in autumn.
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- 24 КаналBig capitaloligarchic ties
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У Чорнобилі живуть майже 2,5 тисячі оленів: вчені помітили незвичайну зміну в популяції
- 44.ua — сайт міста КиєваMedia business
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У Чорнобильському заповіднику нарахували близько 2,4 тисячі оленів, але цього року вчені помітили незвичну зміну в їхній поведінці та віков…
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