IsTrooper2 reporting,
On my last article, I wrote that my scientific theories will be published next week but I am going to publish it now! Ok now onto the theories.
Can plants feel pain? That question have been asked from people to people. Even scientists haven't figured it out. But after some research, scientists have made a theory, which is plants DO feel pain! But after all, this hasn't been confirmed yet. I have been studying some plants lately and one of them is the mimosa. It can, as you all know, close when something or someone touches it. Which means that it can feel and respond to changes(But of course this is a structural adaptation as they can't choose when they would close and stuff) and also, I am still thinking what would they feel. Plants have behavioural adaptations too. They can choose when to make their seeds ripe and other stuff like that. In conclusion, they could have so called "brains" and if they do have "brains" means that they can feel pain! But on the other hand, plants do not have nerve cells. Perhaps, in the near future, you would see banners saying, "Save the Plants!" and then our only food source would be animals and we are also trying to save the animals. I guess we would have to starve to death. What do you think? Can Plants Really Feel Pain?
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