What on EARTH? Episode 5: A teaspoon of soil holds more life than all humans

What's hiding in a single teaspoon of soil? 🥄🌱 More living things than every human on Earth, combined. In this episode, we delve into the most crowded city on the planet: the world beneath your feet. We meet fungi that hunt worms with sticky lassos, uncover the "Wood Wide Web" trees use to warn each other and share food with sick neighbours, and reveal why it takes nature 500 years to build a single inch of this living ground 🍄 Watch this episode of 'What on EARTH?' to discover the invisible world keeping our forests, and our future, alive! 🌍 What on EARTH? is a series brought to you by Green Earth. It explores the weird, wild, and wonders of our planet. It takes a look at the quiet crises our ecosystems face and, more importantly, the incredible science and teamwork helping them bounce back. At Green Earth, we don't just talk about saving nature — we actively restore it 🌿🌳 We develop high-integrity, large-scale projects that rebuild forests, protect endangered species, and empower local communities across the globe. Want to see how we are putting these ideas into practice? Discover our global impact and learn how you can help us grow the future today at https://www.green.earth