Re: "Is there any evidence that electromagnetic fields can affect the behaviour of animals?"
That dihydrogen monoxide you speak of, it's worth pointing out that it contains hydrogen, which as we all know blew up the Hindenberg. And we all know carbon monoxide is very dangerous, yet we're happy to swap the carbon, which we're made of, for deadly hydrogen. Take the healthy part of an already dangerous compound and make it even more dangerous!
We also add chlorine to it (highly poisonous, and used as a weapon in WW2) and let our children swim in it! Madness!
Biting the hand that feeds IT
