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Nature often conflicts with society, and companies and groups participating in incompatible companies will try to assimilate their products and/or services with the natural world, or at least the public's view of the natural world. This creates interesting features of cell phone towers and other antennas disguised as trees, which confuses many people passing by. One explanation for making cell phone towers (or base stations) look like a tree is to reduce its danger to birds. At present, these large cell phone towers have caused widespread bird tragedies because the birds have a fatal impact on them. This phenomenon known as "tower killing" has occurred many times. Unfortunately, these accounts have not actually decreased since mobile phone vendors started disguising their towers as trees, and there is little evidence that disguised trees are any good for birds. The number of deaths related to collisions with bird towers in North America was compiled and broken down into 6-year increments in different states and provinces to illustrate the extent of this situation.
In fact, cell phone towers concealed with trees are really only suitable for people to use. Telecommunications companies began to disguise these structures to counter public scrutiny of their appearance and potential fears related to their existence when they first appeared. Since then, disguising cell phone towers has become a common practice. However, the main problem here is that to many people, these cell phone towers don't look like trees. It is said that these decorated towers are not integrated with the canopy. They are already higher than many nearby trees and are said to be more prominent than ordinary cell phone towers. In addition, their costs do add to the things that many people think are not feasible. All additions to the tower to change the appearance of the tower cost up to 150,000, which is four times the price of a bare tower. However, complaints about these tree-like towers do not necessarily indicate that they have failed in disguise. The molded metal and plastic parts used to hide the tower look exactly like the bark, branches, needles or leaves of the tree, especially from a distance. Because of this, and there are many changes in their design, it is likely that most people, even those who complain about them, have not noticed the many camouflage towers they pass by. Regardless of whether these cell phone towers disguised as trees are fooling anyone, they do not inhibit the function of any telecommunications structure.
