Rather absurd for the nuke plant operators to be taking an environmental high road (as of course they messed up the environment in building the plant), but I'm happy nature has permitted them to do so. On that point I think clearly nukes are a much better deal than dirty coal-fired power plants.

Chernobyl is another area where wildlife is doing great. Not so strange really. Human beings are by far the deadliest threat to most other organisms, a little radiation doesn't even come close.

"Crocodile's predatory habits
Crocodiles feed at night on fish and other aquatic animals in

creeks
open water and
deep channels.

Alligator's predatory habits
Alligators eat anything that they catch, including:

fish
turtles
raccoons
birds
dead animals
other alligators and
the occasional human. "

Perhaps the American crocodile could learn a lesson from the American alligator.

The American Human's diet sound suspiciously similar to the American Alligator's.

That's why there are 300 million of us spread from sea to shining sea, but only a few hundred sasquatch left scratching out an existence around the nuke plants.

Oh God, you just know this is going to spawn another bunch of movies on the SciFi channel.

C.H.U.D. 2, Irradiated Boogaloo

Acrocalypse Now

Spidergator

Stargators

Lock, Croc, and Two Smoking Reactors

vaguely on-topic

12: Why must other artists always be trying to jump my train?

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bwahahahahahahahaha!!!!! And I thought mine was clever...fuck you.