Did you know that trees can communicate with each other? 90% of all trees and plants on Earth are involved in an ancient subterranean network—called the mycelium—that allows the exchange of nourishment, messages, and even empathy across species. | National Geographic TV

An animation coming straight out of my latest OPDC - http://start.geofflawtononline.com/pdc-2016f/ - starting on the 30th of Dec. TREES IN A WHOLE SYSTEM In whole systems, trees are part of a guild, a cooperative family in which elements manufacture, communicate, trade, store, and interact. Everything must cooperate within a soil community. Energy and gases enter the tree and leave in a changed form. Branches behave like individuals, while the birds perched upon or living in them act as messenge