How Trees Talk to Each Other

Deep beneath your feet trees are talking. Not with words, but with roots. Through hidden fungal

highways, forests share food warnings, even help when one tree is starving,

another sends sugar. When insects attack, a chemical alarm spreads underground. Scientists call

it the wood wide web, a living internet, older than humans, older than cities.

Some mother trees recognize their own seedlings and feed them first. Sacrificing their

strength so the forest survives.