Long before we built radios, life was already tuned to the invisible.
Field Notes
A glass frog spends its life surrounded by signals we rarely notice.
Subtle vibrations traveling through leaves. Tiny changes in humidity. Earth’s magnetic field. The calls of its own species. Chemical messages carried through rain and air.
Its cells are constantly receiving information, responding to a world far richer than our senses alone can perceive.
To us, much of the world seems silent until we invent a way to measure it.
To other lives, it was never silent at all.