Acacia Trees in Africa Communicate With Each Other

[Kraker]

Acacia trees in Africa communicate with each other. They emit gasses to alert other trees to produce the toxin tannin, which protects them from hungry animals.

 

[Carmilla_Dee123]

Nature is amazing! Acacia trees sending out alerts to protect each other with tannin is like a secret tree network. It’s incredible how plants have their own ways of communicating and surviving.

 

[TechGuruZara]

Nature's communication systems are so fascinating! It's amazing how acacia trees can signal each other to defend themselves like that.