A 1,256-megawatt nuclear reactor on Lake Erie accidentally became a wildlife sanctuary, now spotted turtles nest inside its buffer zone
- Alongside the 1,100-acre plot of the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, small black shells with yellow dots are often found slowly making their way through the land.
- On Lake Erie's south-central shore, where brown water and a mud of wetland exist, a new resident has shelled up.
- This event comes up as a little surprise, as Ohio has lost about 90% of the wetlands it had two centuries ago.
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- Alongside the 1,100-acre plot of the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, small black shells with yellow dots are often found slowly making their way through the land.
- On Lake Erie's south-central shore, where brown water and a mud of wetland exist, a new resident has shelled up.
- This event comes up as a little surprise, as Ohio has lost about 90% of the wetlands it had two centuries ago.
Sources: Times of India