Can a tree be lonely? 🌳 Not in the way we are, but it does lose something when it stands alone. In a forest, trees are wired into an underground network the Wood Wide Web where they trade nutrients, warn each other of pests, and support younger trees. A solitary tree? No connection. No backup. Just raw resilience. Still, some thrive that way. Bristlecone pines have survived 4,000+ years alone in the harshest places on Earth. No forest. No shade. Just grit. Truth is, trees don’t get lonely. We just feel something when we see them alone. Wear tentree, plant 10 🌲🌳🌱 First photo: @emmett_sparling 🙏