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for studying equal systems and the behavior of species. One of the things they discovered there too is there's some, there would appear to be some genetic mutations that are making the animals a little bit more resistant or resilient to radiation. To investigate the impact on wildlife researchers looked at camera traps already operating from 2020 to 2022. The image and footage showed responses from 11 wild mammal species and their behavioral changes during times of having fighting. A row deer, red deer, moose, red fox that became less active during the occupation than before fighting started, especially at night. This very shows how warfare can warfare impact and ripple through the equal systems and how animals can adapt to it. So while these animals would have been present during the day, they still have a lot of information