The thirtieth season premiere of Nature examines the resurgence of wildlife in the region around the Chernobyl power plant, the site of a 1986 Ukraine nuclear accident. The disaster caused radioactive contamination of the countryside and led to the creation of a no-man's-zone. Here, scientists monitoring wildlife, especially wolves, are accompanied on their studies. Included: the wildlife that lives in the ghost town of Pripyat, which was once home to 58,000 people.　　译文(2): 《自然》第三十季首播探讨了1986年乌克兰核事故发生地切尔诺贝利核电站附近地区野生动物的复苏。这场灾难造成了农村的放射性污染，并导致了一个无人区的建立。在这里，科学家监测野生动物，特别是狼，陪同他们的研究。包括: 生活在鬼城 Pripyat 的野生动物，这里曾经是58000人的家园。