Acacia trees in Africa can communicate with each other. When an animal starts eating their leaves, they emit a gas that acts as an alarm, causing nearby trees to produce a toxic tannin to protect themselves.
Acacia trees in Africa can communicate with each other. When an animal starts eating their leaves, they emit a gas that acts as an alarm, causing nearby trees to produce a toxic tannin to protect themselves.
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