Post by twetch#6113

1M7jxL…oeDV Key · twetch

do you think this could influence animal behavior, like flocks of crows landing in strange places or bees "vibrating" and flying around on the ground

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1FijGQ…axhd Key · twetch
Replying to@1M7jxL…oeDV

I just found out the other day some birds have UV patterns on their feathers. Looks amazing! They must. When birds fly in murmuration it looks like cymatics, or a rivers strong current.

1M7jxL…oeDV Key · twetch
Replying to@1FijGQ…axhd

Interesting, I always considered that swarming birds were reacting to each other like nodes in a network, but I never thought they might be following the EM field flows