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Inside Chernobyl, a Fungus Has Been Quietly Feasting on Radiation
(www.sciencealert.com)
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this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2026
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There is a form of life that can digest radioactive material to make it less radioactive?
Doubt
Edit: which chemical reaction can reduce radioactivity?
Edit2: seems like the part that said harvest and convert made me think it claimed to reduce radioactivity. But it seems like it does nothing to reduce radioactivity, just exist in it.