Les arbres et leur réseau souterrain secret

Nature holds a secret that scientists only recently confirmed. Trees can actually communicate with

each other through an underground network of fungi called the wood wide web. When one tree is

attacked by insects, it sends chemical signals through this network to warn nearby trees.

Those trees then start producing defensive chemicals to protect themselves before the bugs

even arrive. But here's the wildest part. Mother trees, the oldest in the

forest, actually recognize their own offspring and send them more nutrients through

the fungal network than they do to stranger trees. They're literally feeding their kids

through the soil. These ancient forests aren't just collections of individual trees. They're families,