If Tomatoes Could Talk, Here’s What They’d Say | SciShow News

The video explores plant communication, focusing on how tomatoes send distress signals to parent plants when attacked by caterpillars. Brazilian researchers discovered that tomatoes use electrical signals to communicate, which could help in pest management. The video also highlights the environmental impact of feral pigs, which release significant carbon dioxide by disturbing soil, contributing to climate change. Understanding these processes can aid in developing strategies to protect plants and manage ecosystems more effectively.

How might understanding fruit communication help farmers manage pest populations?

What impact do feral pigs have on carbon dioxide emissions according to the study?