bee article
mrtjforman
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I was reading the news about bee populations all over Russia dying and them not knowing why https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-49047402
Then I read about the hundreds of cows in France dying that grazed over elecromagnetic power lines which was quite interesting https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-europe-49045742/mystery-surrounds-animal-deaths-on-france-s-farms.
Apparently if you track cows on google maps worlwide they all face the same direction which is quite fascinating.
I then found a link to bees being affected in similar ways, especially to air wave frequencies. We know they have been dying out for decades, roughly the same time mobile phones came out so I thought it was interesting that Russia this year started rolling out 5G in the areas the bees are dying out now.
Or Russia had a nother nuclear reactor spill - who knows.
Then I read about the hundreds of cows in France dying that grazed over elecromagnetic power lines which was quite interesting https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-europe-49045742/mystery-surrounds-animal-deaths-on-france-s-farms.
Apparently if you track cows on google maps worlwide they all face the same direction which is quite fascinating.
I then found a link to bees being affected in similar ways, especially to air wave frequencies. We know they have been dying out for decades, roughly the same time mobile phones came out so I thought it was interesting that Russia this year started rolling out 5G in the areas the bees are dying out now.
Or Russia had a nother nuclear reactor spill - who knows.
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Cows are very susceptible to electric , they can easily drop dead in a thunder storm.
Nothing can be done about it now though, they’ll be working on self pollinating foods so we won’t need bees soon😢