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Chernobyl Radiation Fells Female Birds, Making Chirping More Frequent From Lonely Males

By Steven Powell | University of South Carolina on Apr 19, 2012   General News  

Chernobyl Radiation Fells Female Birds, Making Chirping More Frequent From Lonely Males

Birdsong is one of the joys of nature, but higher percentages of birds chirping near Chernobyl are a perverse indication of radiation contamination, according to a new study.







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