Mobile phones will reduce the number of bees

Two months ago, the United Nations Environment Program published a research report on the status of bees worldwide.

The report said that since humanity entered the 21st century, the number of bees in the Northern Hemisphere has decreased rapidly. The European region decreased from 10% to 30%, the US fell 30%. Meanwhile, the Middle East decreased by 85%.

The United Nations said that using pesticides and air pollution is the main cause of the decline in bee populations. Meanwhile, recent Swiss research shows that mobile phones are the top culprits, causing the number of bees to decline.

We all know, bees transmit information about their feeding position and distance thanks to the frequency of their wings and body movement. Workers can base on the operating frequency of the leading bees to understand orders.

These commands are very strict and have important implications for bees in flight to the target, will not be affected by external factors such as the change of the wind direction. The operating frequency of ordinary bee wings ranges from 250-300 hertz.

The Swiss scientist, Daniel Fadover, conducted the experiment by placing the cell between two bees. When mobile signals, within 30 minutes, the hertz frequency that bees produce is increased 8 times. Then the scientist continued to conduct more than 80 similar experiments.

Each experiment has the same basic results. On that basis, Daniel Fadover analyzed that the interference of mobile signals broke the information accuracy of bees.

Under the influence of inaccurate information, a large number of bees flew to areas far away from their nests, so they eventually died.