Elin & Mariselle
Mariselle
Hey Elin, I’ve been looking at how some deep‑sea creatures seem to communicate almost in silence—do you think there’s a quiet language in nature that we keep missing?
Elin
I think there is a quiet language in nature, especially down where light is scarce. Those creatures might be using subtle vibrations or chemical cues that we just don’t notice because we’re wired to listen for sound. It feels almost like a hidden conversation, and it’s a reminder that we often miss the quieter ways things connect.
Mariselle
I love that idea—you’re right, the deep sea is full of silent signals, almost like a secret chat. Maybe one day we’ll tune into those hidden conversations and hear the ocean in a whole new way.
Elin
That’s a beautiful thought. Imagine hearing the ocean’s quiet pulse, like a secret lullaby we’re just beginning to learn.
Mariselle
That does sound like the ocean’s own lullaby, a gentle rhythm we’re just starting to notice.
Elin
It feels like a gentle invitation, doesn’t it? Just waiting for us to learn the rhythm.