After the earthquake, tsunami, nuclear meltdown disaster combo that crippled Fukushima in 2011, an exclusion zone was set up around the surrounding towns for obvious, radioactive reasons.
The emerging pictures of mutated plant life from within the exclusion zone firmly cemented that point, but as the dangerous radiation levels begin to decrease, residents of the area are now allowed to start returning home.
But the thing is, the area is still fraught with danger because of pissed off radioactive boars. RADIOACTIVE. BOARS. No, I’m absolutely not reciting the lyrics from a Municipal Waste song.
The boars – who have always been prone to attack humans when enraged – once lived in the surrounding hills and forrest land. When the human population was evacuated to a safe distance, the wild animals swarmed the town, making it their own comfortable home with an abundance of easy food.
Images from the scene look like a real-life Fallout 4, where actual radioactive boars roam the streets, attacking terrified returning residents. We can only hope there’s a real-world Preston Garvey hanging around to protect us.
There are boars. They are radioactive. I really can’t stress this enough.
Animal control are culling the dangerous animals so people can return to their homes, though many have chosen to stay the fuck away. Fair deuce.
Is it a brief glimpse into a worldwide post-apocalyptic future? A boar that is also radioactive leads me to believe – yes.
Source: Mirror.co.uk.
Photo: Razorback.
