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This video dives deep into the hidden intelligence of forests — revealing how trees are far from silent, lifeless objects. From chemical warning signals in the air to underground fungal networks often called the “Wood Wide Web,” this episode explores how plants sense, communicate, remember, and even cooperate or compete for survival. Discover how trees defend against insects, send distress signals, share nutrients, and possibly form vast biological networks that challenge our definition of intelligence. The forest is not a collection of individuals — it may be a living, breathing super-organism. 🌳

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