How Does Study reveals plants can hear Work?

Plants can hear because they feel vibrations in the air around them, just like you feel a sound when someone talks to you.

Imagine you're sitting on a swing and your friend gently pushes you, you move back and forth. Now imagine that instead of a friend pushing you, it's tiny invisible pushes from sounds all around you. That’s what plants do! They feel these tiny pushes made by sound waves, which are like invisible ripples in the air.

When sound happens, like a loud noise or music, it sends out waves that travel through the air. These waves reach the plant, and the plant can sense them, just like you sense when someone is speaking near you.

Scientists studied plants and found that they react to these vibrations in different ways. Some might grow toward the sound, others might change color or even bend a little, it's as if they're saying, “Hey, I heard that!”

It’s like having a super-sensitive friend who can feel every whisper around them, only this friend is made of leaves and roots!