Corkhill said the dogs are " mangy " and " not very well looked after" .

Corkhill 说这些狗“满身脏污” 而且“没有得到很好的照顾” 。

When it comes to these hazards, Corkhill said, visitors aren't given much of a warning, so they should be extra careful.

考克希尔说，当谈到这些危险时，游客并没有得到太多警告，所以他们应该格外小心。

Corkhill said tourists who stick to major pathways aren't likely to experience high levels of radiation like she did.

科克希尔说，坚持走主要道路的游客不太可能像她那样经历高水平的辐射。

" The major hazard to safety is not from the radioactivity, " Corkhill said. " It's from entering the buildings themselves" .

“对安全的主要危害不是来自放射性， ” Corkhill 说。“它来自于进入建筑物本身” 。

" They're very friendly, but you want to avoid petting them because they will have radiation on them, " Corkhill said.

“它们非常友好，但你要避免抚摸它们，因为它们身上会受到辐射，”科克希尔说。

Corkhill said tour guides will ask you to cover your arms and legs to avoid any skin contact with radioactive material.

Corkhill 说， 导游会要求你遮住胳膊和腿， 以免皮肤接触放射性物质。

If you accidentally sat on the ground or touched a potentially contaminated object, Corkhill recommends taking a shower that evening.

如果你不小心坐在地上或触摸了可能被污染的物体，Corkhill 建议当晚洗个澡。

Corkhill said that visitors can expect " very minimal " radioactive exposure, but she shared a few tips for ensuring your safety.

Corkhill 说，游客可能会受到“非常小”的放射性暴露，但她分享了一些确保您安全的技巧。

Corkhill said the exclusion zone contains a " huge forested region " that hasn't been decontaminated. " It wasn't possible to clean the soil underneath the trees, " she said.

科克希尔说， 禁区内有一片“巨大的森林区域” ，还没有被净化。“清理树下的土壤是不可能的， ” 她说。

Corkhill said the workers are probably petting the dogs quite often, but " they're the ones going into the reactor every day, so it's part of the risk" .

Corkhill 说，工人们可能经常抚摸这些狗，但“它们是每天进入反应堆的人，所以这是风险的一部分”。