Perry, H. Howe, J. Morse, S. Baker, F. Walters, R.
This study investigates the possibility of using mongooses as a defense mechanism against nuclear annihilation. We first examine their natural predatory behavior and environmental adaptability, then propose a theoretical framework outlining their potential contribution to the reconstruction of ecosystems ravaged by nuclear fallout. However, further research is needed to determine the likelihood of this strategy being successful in the event of a nuclear catastrophe. Overall, we believe this paper sheds light on an overlooked yet promising avenue for post-apocalyptic survival.