Almost 40 years on since the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, the radioactive exclusion zone has hit headlines with sightings of blue dogs
One social media user wrote that they 'refused to believe this is real'
To this day, it remains very difficult to get close to Chernobyl
It comes as peace negotiations are expected to get underway
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed a drone equipped with a 'high-explosive warhead' struck the nuclear power plant
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed radiation levels have 'not increased'
The black fungus is called Cladosporium sphaerospermum
The fungus has adapted to convert gamma radiation into chemical energy
It's believed the strays are the offspring of dogs left behind after the evacuation
It is alleged that parts of the park are just as radioactive as Chernobyl in Ukraine
The digger claw was only discovered in 2019 and has since been moved into a remote part of the nearby forest
It is said to be the most dangerous object on our planet
The most dangerous object on Earth can kill in just two days
The worms have been examined as part of a ground-breaking new study
They risked their lives to save millions of people
The 'mutant wolves' are believed to be 'immune' from the radiation left by Chernobyl
A harrowing close look at the disaster
Thousands of people were impacted by the nuclear explosion in 1986
Many dogs were abandoned as residents evacuated the area
Details have surfaced about how one particular room has been hailed as the most dangerous place in the world
Valery Khodemchuk's body remains 'permanently entombed' inside the wreckage at Chernobyl over 35 years after the nuclear reactor meltdown.
Russian troops are said to have spread radioactive material from the most contaminated area in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
The National Nuclear Energy Generating Company of Ukraine (Energoatom) confirmed the departure of Russian troops on Telegram