Building a map of Earth's mycorrhizal fungal networks

[@samuelgeorge8524]

Brilliant work! This is going to reveal so much. It also is going to probably humble us. Really exciting times ahead.

[@janetpattison8474]

Amazing! Wow , I’d never heard of this until today, 7/2024. Fascinating. That what I loved as a kid, was being outside, exploring and seeing life. Now life is a bore, indoors in a super hot climate😢.

[@arborsamurai]

I love this project wholeheartedly ❤️

[@CedJackson]

So fantastic! I recently started listening to trees on my hikes and I recognized the sounds , different, but not foreign. This is great this work is being done!

[@AlwynRoets]

i did some videos on what makes the sounds you recorded just yesterday funny how i wished i could hear it and there i did thanx alot

[@kindredcustomsnowboardsand1756]

Incredible work.

[@henriknorstrom5353]

Thank you!

[@toomanyhobbies116]

"yes, we do all eat psilocybin mushrooms, how could you tell?"

[@alliemiddleton]

“It’s like your stomach…” :)

[@robertling9872]

Thank you for sharing this intresting information and video.

[@scottbille7176]

I love this! ❤️ 🍄❤

[@nosondre]

You guys are a trip

[@winstonsmith935]

Great effort, unfortunately the Politicians are running thing not you

[@blackrocks8413]

giggle...tehehheee....SNORT! too funny

[@mrtomazanderson]

Hey You guys know that this "stomach" sound is a pattern of communication, right?

[@spununderground]

Hi Anderson! We are a team of mycorrhizal scientists who is very interested in understanding if/how trees communicate using belowground fungi. We do lots of work with tracing carbon flows, so you might like our other videos!