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The Language of Trees

The Language of Trees

Trees communicate through chemical signals sent through their root network.

These signals warn of dangers, share resources, and coordinate responses to threats.

They even "eavesdrop" on other trees' messages to gain information.

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Yogi ~ Buddhist ~ Garden ~ Digital Geek ~ Mum

"The Hidden Life of Trees" isn't just a fascinating exploration of nature's secrets; it's a seismic shift in how we perceive the world around us.

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