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Josh Christer Cheng- Em waves storyboard
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- Hey, I have a question
- Yep, What it is?
- It's about our earlier yesterday at school,
- ....
- Animals that rely heavily on magnetic fields for orientation or migration, such as migrating birds, bats, and some fish and insects. Or, animals with electric sensory organs, such as sharks and raysAnimals with a lack of defense mechanisms. For example, persons with a reduced ability to control their body temperature may be more exposed to the effects of high frequency EMF.
- What animals could be vulnerable to electromagnetic fields?
- Electromagnetic radiation has a variety of affects on plants and animals, including reduced radial development of pine trees, decreased density of bird and mammal species such as storks, sparrows, and bats, effects on bees, and effects on birds' magnetic homing mechanisms, etc.
- what abut the effects of electromagnetic waves on living things or on our environment?
- This procedure allows us to live our lives. Electromagnetic waves also influence modern life in a variety of lesser (but more immediate) ways: your cell phone, internet connection, microwave, and medical imaging procedures like x-ray and MRI are all made possible by electromagnetic waves.Humans benefit from EM radiation since it has numerous functions and applications. Though it is considered to harm normal cells, electromagnetic radiation can also kill cancer cells.
- What about it's importance to us, humans?
- Thanks, now I get the gist of our lesson earlier.
- No problem, Just next time try to focus on our lesson, instead of sleeping the whole time.
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