An estimated 80% of all life on Earth is found under the ocean surface.

Some trees can communicate with each other using underground fungal networks.

Mangroves provide critical coastal protection, reducing storm surge and wave impact during hurricanes.

Some trees can communicate with each other using underground fungal networks.

Lahar — volcanic mudflow — can travel faster than a person can run and extends the danger zone far beyond the eruption.

Bioluminescent forests — trees glowing in the dark — have been filmed in Brazil using extremely sensitive cameras.

Some plants like the telegraph plant move their leaves visibly in response to light — observable without time-lapse.

The lotus plant is known for self-cleaning leaves — water rolls off in droplets, taking dirt with it (the lotus effect).

Some trees can communicate with each other using underground fungal networks.