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When I go hiking in nature, I see many fascinating things, but some of them really make me think E.g. this plant that has struggled and fought and grown from the heart of the stone, and if you look at it a little closely, you will notice that it has adjusted the direction of its leaves and branches in such a way that it receives the most nutrition from the food and gets the most nutrients from the neighboring trees. Yes, neighboring trees help each other with their underground network of roots and have an interesting exchange with each other, for this reason they say that the forest is alive, because there is a strong network that exchanges food and minerals underground, for example, if a tree has access to more light and minerals, it shares it with other trees through its intertwined underground roots
In other words trees talk and communicate with each other through their fungi and roots. If you would like to know more about that, Google the phrase "trees can send messages to each other and even share food". 4 replies
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