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‘A mutant in Chernobyl’: Bizarre black fungus eats radiation and science can’t explain why

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A strange black fungus in Chernobyl thrives on deadly radiation. Using melanin and 'radiosynthesis,' it grows faster near gamma rays—leaving scientists baffled.
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‘A mutant in Chernobyl’: Bizarre black fungus eats radiation and science can’t explain why

A strange black fungus in Chernobyl thrives on deadly radiation. Using melanin and 'radiosynthesis,' it grows faster near gamma rays—leaving scientists baffled.

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