Pando is the largest organism on Earth, consisting of about 40,000 genetically identical trees. Sound designer Jeff Rice recorded what this organism's vast root system sounds like in a rainstorm.

Pando is an ancient quaking aspen tree (Populus tremuloides) with 47,000 genetically identical stems, or tree trunks, connected to a vast underground root system. Each stem is a clone of the one ...

But in reality, it's all one tree connected by a single root system. In a sense, Pando "redefines trees," says Lance Oditt, who directs the nonprofit Friends of Pando.

Researchers have recorded the sounds of the world's largest tree, a 13-million-pound (6 million kilograms) behemoth known as Pando that stretches across 106 acres (43 hectares) in southern Utah.

Known as the Pando aspen grove, it is actually a single massive root system with around 47,000 genetically identical stems that create a grove of trees that keep the root system going.

Pando, the colossal and ancient single quaking aspen in Utah, also known as the "world's largest tree," has been captivating scientists and sound artists alike, reported Science Alert.Recent ...

Pando is the Latin word for "I spread," and it is also the name of a single aspen tree in the Fishlake National Forest in Utah with over 47,000 stems all connected through a massive underground ...

Much of Pando shares a colossal root system, and the parts that don’t connect are still genetic clones. For instance, when tree leaves begin to change color in the fall, all of Pando will turn ...

Pando is thought to have a dry weight mass of around 13 million pounds and is composed of genetically identical trees sharing one gargantuan root system. It is believed to be up to 14,000 years old.

Pando — Latin for "I spread" — is the largest known tree on Earth and the heaviest living organism on record. The colony extends over 106 acres (43 hectares) and weighs an estimated 6,500 tons ...

Researchers have recorded the sounds of the world's largest tree, a 13-million-pound (6 million kilograms) behemoth known as Pando that stretches across 106 acres (43 hectares) in southern Utah ...