Initially this seems plausible. Except for the fact that the bushes and shrubs and grass are all fine. I have, seen particular types of fungus that can literally kill a tree up one side and leave the other side healthy and spry just like this video. Not saying I disagree, but I would need some additional evidence before I bought into this theory.
The claim from the video is that there are other trees next to transmitters with similar damage. Notice how the transmitter is on top of a light which shields the signal from going downward? That explains the grass...
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Darwinxmachina ago
Initially this seems plausible. Except for the fact that the bushes and shrubs and grass are all fine. I have, seen particular types of fungus that can literally kill a tree up one side and leave the other side healthy and spry just like this video. Not saying I disagree, but I would need some additional evidence before I bought into this theory.
Fateswebb ago
The claim from the video is that there are other trees next to transmitters with similar damage. Notice how the transmitter is on top of a light which shields the signal from going downward? That explains the grass...
Asshat69 ago
Yeah was curious about the grass too . Looked unaffected
ThisIsMyRealName ago
Grass is the hardest weed to kill off. Probably one of the reasons it's primarily used to cover lawns is how tough and resilient it is.
THSenior ago
Retard level conjecture.