Is it really possible that there will be so many mutated creatures in the wasteland after the nuclea

In the Fallout series, the reason for the emergence of the wasteland is that the United States is fighting a nuclear war with China, and the player is from the perspective of the United States, and China is the enemy. As for what the wasteland looks like, it should be similar to the United States. There is a mission in the Fallout 3 annual edition that is to fight a Chinese bunker, and the subject can try it.

Yes. After the nuclear bomb**, very strong radiation will be generated, and living things will be affected by radiation will produce various mutations.

First of all, the nuclear bomb can basically destroy all life forms, and the surviving life will also die under the residual power of the nuclear bomb, and the place where mutated creatures will appear, only the area from the appropriate location of the radiation center, and most of the creatures will die, and only a few will mutate.

Nuclear radiation will cause genetic mutations, and genes determine biological traits, so after a nuclear war, because the nuclear radiation to which organisms are exposed changes the structure or sequence of genes, there will be mutated organisms.

For organisms, mutation is normal, and if it does not mutate, it will soon face extinction, regardless of whether the organism lives in **, it will mutate. Of course, mutated creatures will appear in the wasteland after the nuclear war, but they are very different from those portrayed in film and television works.

Film and television works often depict some monsters, and even put human beings into a bitter war, and the cause of monsters is nothing more than chemical pollution, nuclear radiation, which is still in accordance with science, but the invulnerability of creatures from these environments is basically nonsense. Scientific variation is not a change in the size of the organism, not a change in the nature of the organism, but fundamentally a change in the gene, only the internal genetic change, the organism can undergo changes in size, color, strength, intelligence.

Causes of variation.

The fundamental reason is the composition of the earth's organisms, and the carbon-based organic matter is relatively stable, which is the basis for the stable heritability of organisms; However, carbon-based organic matter cannot withstand strong energy impact, and nucleic acids will be broken and reconstituted under the impact of comparator energy, resulting in changes in nucleic acid sequences. It can be directly caused by radiation, etc., or it can be caused by biochemical factors and reactions of living substances, which make organisms have variability, and this change is random and has no clear direction.

Mutation is due to the damage of the biological nucleic acid chain beyond its structural capacity, the original structure has changed, so that the function of the nucleic acid has also changed, so the survival adaptability of the organism changes, so the genetic variation provides genetic material for biological evolution, especially the heritable variation, which can spread in the population with the reproduction of the organism.

The result of variation.

Biological nucleic acids are very important and are related to all the life activities of organisms, so the adaptability of organisms will change after the mutation occurs, which may cause biological infertility, can lead to disability, and can lead to death, and the results are very diverse. In terms of gene composition, most of the variations are neutral mutations, which will not immediately cause biological changes, and only the continuous accumulation of mutation materials in continuous reproduction will affect the adaptability of organisms;

A few are recessive mutations that only work by reproducing to form homozygous genes; A very small number of dominant mutations will directly lead to biological changes, as a result that most organisms die directly or the fertilized egg cannot be formed and implanted, and a few born may also be accompanied by serious genetic problems, usually not living long.

A factual case. After the Chernobyl nuclear accident, radiation residues were found in the soil, atmosphere and water in the surrounding areas, resulting in the relocation of hundreds of thousands of residents in the surrounding areas, and the local animals often gave birth to congenitally disabled individuals, most of whom could not survive and died soon after birth.

There are no unusually large creatures in the vicinity of Chernobyl, and the appearance of deer, wolves, wild boars and other creatures in the area has not changed significantly.

The depiction of mutated creatures in film and television works is relatively exaggerated, but it has not yet happened in reality, probably to arouse people's caution in the application of technology through this exaggerated technique.

Unlikely. No life can survive on the earth on land that has been contaminated by nuclear **, so there are no mutated organisms.

Yes, after many organisms are exposed to nuclear radiation, their genes will change, and many mutated organisms will be produced, and this mutation will appear randomly.

Yes. Because the wasteland after the nuclear war contains a lot of radiation, which will cause organisms to mutate genetically, so there may really be so many mutated creatures.