Will Some Device Save The Bees from Bee-Colony Collapse
Disorder? Hobbyist bee-keeper Sigfried Vogel from Hüttung,
Germany has discovered a way to safely shield his precious
little honey makers. An old truck has been until recently the
domicile of a total of seven bee hives. Siegfried Vogel (in
picture) has lost four of his bee colonies in the past year -
those which were located behind wooden shielding on his truck.
His son Reinhold has had better luck: He still owns his three
colonies of bees which are located behind and protected by a
portion of aluminum shielding on the same truck. Hence,
Siegfried Vogel is now advising all beekeepers to protect their
colonies of bees from mobile-phone radiation with aluminum
shielding. PHOTOS: Werner ROST Does this radiation, which is
emitted from the mobile phone masts and between microwave relay
stations and to which many residents are also exposed, also pose
a danger to animals? Siegfried Vogel from the Selbitz area of
Hüttung believes the radiation emitted from the m