Josh Cheng, Joey Ma and Patrick Magdua are students currently enrolled in IAT 437.

Nature can talk. As nature’s habit becomes sufficiently favorable or nurturing, as in the rooms decibel level remains low, the life forms will choose immortality. In other words, Muna will become content with the environment and remain closed in an incubation period. On the other hand if the habitat is not favorable, nature will choose to reproduce and pass on information and knowledge to the next cell. In this case, Muna will become unpleasant with the environment, hatch, and release a distracting amount of light to scare away or silent people surrounding it. Once the room returns to a favorable decibel level, Muna will close and return to her incubation process. In our project, nature can talk through the sustainability of the environment. Muna will thrive in a calm, quiet atmosphere and in hopes allow people in its surroundings to do the same, either by noticing that she has hatched or from being distracted by the lights.