Summary:
- The article discusses research suggesting that plants may possess a form of intelligence, using light-based signals to communicate and coordinate their responses.
- Researchers have found that plants can transmit electrical signals through their bodies, similar to how neurons transmit information in the brains of animals.
- These light-based signals allow plants to sense their environment, make decisions, and coordinate their growth and responses, potentially indicating the presence of a "plant brain" or distributed intelligence system.