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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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.
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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
Just read this article this morning
ScienceAlert Salmon Respond to Earth's Magnetic Field, And We Might Finally Know How The ability to detect our planet's magnetic field and use it as a map while migrating, homing or hunting could well be one of the most remarkable feats of evolution, and it's also one of the most mysterious.