THE AMAZING MANTIS SHRIMP

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 We all consider the ant to be a true heavy hitter, lifting weights 20 times its own body weight, hurrying around  building nests and tunnels without sleep but, if you consider that amazing just wait till you see this critter, The mantis shrimp.   The mantis shrimp unlike other shrimp in it’s family takes a much fearsome role as a predator This one is about to devour the snail, but she’s gotta crack open it first right??. She carefully positions her legs and punches the snail with its legs with the force of a .22 caliber bullet, yup you heard me right an aquatic organism that can punch and crack open a snail’s shell with the force of a .22 caliber bullet!!, it’s the fastest attack in the entire animal kingdom!!.   This shrimp is called a smasher. The other is called a spearer buried under sand ambushes and impales its prey using a blade at blinding speed and drags it into the sand!! What makes mantis shrimp amazing isn't only it’s blinding speed but also its eyes unlike
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INSIDE THE MOST DANGEROUS ROOM IN THE WORLD!!!

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       INSIDE THE MOST DANGEROUS ROOM IN THE WORLD!!!




Everything that has ever existed eventually dies, so it should come as no surprise that earth is a pretty dangerous place, but where on earth is the most dangerous place? To be specific, where is the most dangerous room on earth? The quick answer is a basement located in Pripyat, Ukraine, how this room came to be is ridiculously interesting and totally worth your time!!

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In 1986 the Chernobyl disaster occurred, reactor number 4 experienced a power surge during a routine overnight test, the temperature inside the reactor core reached massive surge and in an attempt to control, and even greater power surge was caused. Due to numerous design flaws in the reactor two explosions followed from the buildup of steam caused by the explosion of the core!!

 

This core melted its way through the pipes, concrete becoming nuclear lava of nuclear fuel, control rods, concrete, and sand. This object pushed its way into the basement, later becoming the elephant foot. The USSR brought in half a million workers in what became the largest civil project at that time to contain the radiation. Scientists and engineers sent robots to the reactor basement to clean up only to find the humongous elephant’s foot.


 

The elephant's foot measured just under two meters but weighed more than 100 tons, it was so dangerous at that time that it would expose you to 10,000 regents per hour.

 

Just standing 30 seconds next to it would induce extreme dizziness for up to two weeks, 2 minutes next to it would cause your cells to hemorrhage, 4 minutes next to it would cause diarrhea and just 300 seconds next to the elephant foot would guarantee your death within  two days.

 


30 years after the incident the elephant’s foot is still hot and burying its way through the basement, trying to reach the water table of Ukraine

 

The elephant’s foot will continue to remain toxic for another 100,000 years, the sarcophagus  built by the red army liquidators will contain beneath it the deadliest basement in history and 200 tons of corium, 30 tons of contaminated dust, 16 tons of uranium, and plutonium.

The elephant’s foot will continue  existing for centuries, down in a dark basement, locked away inside of a giant sarcophagus!!

THE ELEPHANT'S FOOT.






 

So if you are looking to visit the most dangerous room on earth this should definitely be on top of your list, just pay a visit to Pripyat, Ukraine!!








CREDITS:


CONTENT WRITTEN BY:    CHRISTY.


RESEARCH DONE BY:   UDHAY.


FINAL TOUCH BY :   VAAGESH RAM.


SOFTWARE DEVELOPER:   WAR  MUDASIR.


SOFTWARE DEVELOPER:   HIRDIYANSH  SHARMA.


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  1. WeeabooMay 18, 2021 at 9:00 PM

    Indeed very informative :P

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  2. UnknownMay 18, 2021 at 11:16 PM

    Well done. Very informative. Congratulations to the entire team.

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  3. UnknownMay 31, 2021 at 4:35 AM

    My God.... The elephant’s foot will continue to remain toxic for another 100,000 years ! Really terrifying. What is the solution for this?.... Great article that awakens mankind of its grave mistakes.

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