insects
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Insects Generate as Much Electrical Charge in the Atmosphere as a Thunderstorm Cloud That Could Shape Weather Events
Researchers have found that insects could produce as much electrical charge in the atmosphere as a thunderstorm cloud by observing the electrical fields around swarming honeybees.
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