What Crabs and Power Cables Can Teach Us About EMF
New research reveals female crabs are almost twice as sensitive to EMF from underwater power cables as males, spending up to 131% more time near electromagnetic fields. This disrupts migration patterns critical for reproduction, threatening marine food chains and ultimately human food supply. Scientists found effects at real-world EMF levels near offshore wind farms—not just in labs. If female crabs are this compromised by underwater electromagnetic fields, what other species are affected? Discover why EMF exposure isn’t just a human health concern, but an environmental issue that connects ocean ecosystems to your dinner table.