Tamara Jones+FollowTrees Have a Secret 'Wood Wide Web'Turns out, trees are way more social than we thought! During a solar eclipse, older trees in Italy sent out bioelectric signals to younger ones, basically passing on their 'wisdom' to prep for the big event. Scientists even call it the 'wood wide web.' The wildest part? These signals sync up across the whole forest—no roots or air needed. Quantum physics meets ecology, and now I can’t stop thinking about trees gossiping about the moon! Protect those old forests—they’re the OG influencers. #Science #TreeTalk #NatureIsWild50Share
martinezlaura+FollowTrees Spill Volcano Secrets Before EruptionsDid you know trees around volcanoes might be the ultimate early warning system? Scientists found that when magma starts moving, trees soak up extra CO2 and their leaves subtly change color—like nature’s own Mood Rings! NASA’s satellites can actually spot these changes from space, way before any smoke or lava shows up. It’s not replacing our usual volcano warnings, but it could give us a crucial head start. Who knew trees were snitching on volcanoes this whole time? #VolcanoWatch #NASA #NatureScience #TreeTalk #EarthScience #Science30Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowDid Trees Really 'Talk' Before the Eclipse?Apparently, a new study claims trees can 'communicate' and sync up before a solar eclipse—but most scientists are calling BS. The research only looked at three trees (yep, three), and experts say the changes in their bioelectric signals are probably just normal plant reactions to darkness, not some secret tree network. The drama? Some researchers are shocked this study even got published. Wild, right? #ScienceNews #TreeTalk #Eclipse #SkepticalScience #NatureDebate #Science11Share
