 Birds on a wire are a common sight.
Yet this particular photo stimulated my curious side. Stray EMF (electromagnetic fields) can be potently addictive. I've witnessed and corrected the phenomenon enough to know. I also know that people struggle to believe. I understand the struggle. Now I wonder: Do birds get addicted to EMF, too? Does it dehydrate them on a cellular level, too? Does it affect the functioning of their brains, too? Does it cause chronic illness, too? Certainly it is a doable experiment should science choose it.
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 All electrical appliances, wires, and power lines produce measurable electromagnetic fields called EMF and residentially are generally associated with extremely low frequencies (ELF). Extremely low does not mean harmless, it is only a designation for the range of frequencies. ...
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