Animals react to sounds being made by plants, new research suggests, opening up the possibility that an invisible ecosystem might exist between them. In the first ever such evidence, a team at Tel ...
Research findings confirm that animals respond to sounds produced by plants for the first time. According to BBC News on the 15th (local time), a research team at Tel Aviv University in Israel ...
Plants make noises only non-human animals can hear, say scientists at Tel Aviv University. Researchers from the university have found the first evidence that animals like moths can hear noises coming ...
The stressed plants created a type of popping and clicking sound, which researchers said the frequency of these noises is too high for humans to detect - but these sounds can possibly be heard by ...
One of the moths in the experiment laying eggs. Credit: Tel Aviv University The research was carried out in the laboratories of Prof. Yossi Yovel, from the School of Zoology, and Prof. Lilach Hadany, ...
When people pose the old question about whether a tree falling in an empty forest makes a sound, they presuppose that none of the other plants in the forest are listening in. Plants, supposedly, are ...
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