Effects of Radiation Exposure on Animals

The environment is greatly affected by nuclear disasters, especially environmental disasters. Everything changed in the environment and it does not work, it will take some time for the environment to return to normal. I am Billy Bear. I personally experienced the effects of nuclear disasters. One day, just before the hibernation season, when I heard the noise I was walking through the forest, collected the last part of the food and put it in my cave. All the birds stopped singing and flew away, and a small squirrel raised the tree.

It is well documented that the effects of radiation on humans and animals have very harmful effects. When exposed to a large amount of radiation, humans may develop cancer. Once the radiation dose is controlled, it can be used to treat cancer, but it is almost impossible to control its exposure if leaks or accidental exposures occur. Since radiation can cause birth defects in humans and animals, exposure to wild radiation can cause problems for generations throughout the ecosystem.

No genetic effects due to radiation exposure in humans were observed. Genetic influences were not observed in studies of offspring and grandchildren of atomic bomb survivors. However, based on animal models and human genetic knowledge, the risk of genetic adverse effects is estimated to be less than 10% of radiation-induced carcinogenic risk. No All creatures on this planet, including humans, are exposed to radiation from natural sources. The so-called natural background has an average annual effective dose of about 5 mSv. This radiation is very geographically very different (5 to several tens of mSv in a limited area). Artificial source - in addition to chemicals - a very small dose was added to the population

Exposure to ionizing radiation can be divided into three exposures. The first planned exposure comes from the intentional introduction and operation of a radiation source with a specific purpose, such as medical use for the diagnosis and treatment of patient radiation, or use of radiation in industries and research. The second case of existing exposure is that radiation exposure already exists and you have to make administrative decisions. The last type of emergency exposure is caused by unexpected events that require timely response, such as nuclear accidents and malicious acts.