Honeybee behaviour and biology has been affected by electrosmog / Studie zeigt: Mobilfunkstrahlung verursacht Bienensterben

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„RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS
1376 CURRENT SCIENCE, VOL. 98, NO. 10, 25 MAY 2010
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Changes in honeybee behaviour and
biology under the influence of
cellphone radiations“
„Increase in the usage of electronic gadgets has led to electropollution of the environment. Honeybee behaviour and biology has been affected by electrosmog since these insects have magnetite in their bodies which helps them in navigation. There are reports of sudden disappearance of bee populations from honeybee colonies. The reason is still not clear. We have compared the performance of honeybees in cellphone radiation exposed and unexposed colonies. A significant (p < 0.05) decline in colony strength and in the egg laying rate of the queen was observed. The behaviour of exposed foragers was negatively influenced by the exposure, there was neither honey nor pollen in the colony at the end of the experiment. Keywords: Colony strength, electromagnetic field, foraging behaviour, honeybees. RECENTLY a new phenomenon of sudden disappearance of bees with little sign of disease or infection has been reported from the world over. Bees simply leave the hives and fail to return. Colony collapse disorder (CCD) is the name given to this problem. Bee colony collapse was previously attributed to viruses, parasitic mites, pesticides, genetically modified crop use and climate change. On the basis of widely reported influences on honeybee behaviour and physiology, electromagnetic field is emerging as a potent culprit. The decimation of bees is seen as a grave risk to the delicate equilibrium of the ecosystem. There is an urgent need to understand the complicity of interaction involved in the influence of electromagnetic radiations particularly due to cellphones on honeybee biology and to work out a strategy of development with minimal environmental implications." http://media.withtank.com/a49823b5aa.pdf