Plants exhibit the ability to respond to physical vibrations, a phenomenon known as thigmonasty. This response was first documented in Mimosidae species in 1963. The Venus flytrap, a well-known insectivorous plant, demonstrates this ability by reacting to vibrations caused by insects walking on its trap. While the discussion touches on the scientific exploration of sound sensing in plants, it humorously notes that there are no Nobel Prize prospects related to this research.