Can plants feel

Answer 1

Sentience is the capacity to feel, perceive, or experience subjectively. Although plants can react to stimuli, these reactions do not constitute sentience because plants lack pain receptors, sensory organs, and a central nervous system to process sensations. Animals are able to consciously perceive their environment and consciously respond with many different behaviors to it. Plants lack this variability of response, in that they will react in the same manner regardless of different scenarios. For example, they will grow towards a light source whether they are outdoors and reacting to the path of the sun or indoors reacting to a stationary window or electric light bulb.

Animals have evolved sentience because pain can help them to avoid harmful stimuli and pleasure can help them to seek and find beneficial stimuli. Plants have not evolved sentience because it doesn’t benefit them. Plants have no way to move away from drought, deluge, heat, or cold.

Answer 2

yes they can see or think but they can talk too,but can't hear them because imagine hearing every tree praying for god.

in arabic they are saying {subhana allah, walhamdul allah, walaho akbar}

Another opinion:

In reality, plants do not have eyes, nor do they have any form of central nervous system, so they cannot see, think, or feel.

Answer 3

Plants do not feel as they don't have a nervous system, but they do respond to stimuli

Answer 4

it senses light temperature wind

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Answer 5

No they cant because the don't have a brain to control the 5 senses

Answer 6

Plants interact with its enviroment.they acquires stimuli which enable them to adapt in different eco system.

Answer 7

of course they do.