If a tree falls...

[Ilyena]

...on you and you're too dead to hear it, does it make a sound?

 

[Channizard]

The beaver next to me heard it, so yes, it made a sound.

 

[Demon]

When a tree falls on you and you die, the tree cries. However its tear are tree-sap. This tree-sap revives you and you have to exist in a state of existence that is somewhere between the dead and the living.

So the answer is no.

 

[Ilyena]

So this is how zombies are created, huh?

 

[Channizard]

The swimming kind?

 

[AddleBoy]

...on you and you're too dead to hear it, does it make a sound?

No, because it does not want to be caught in the act of murder.

 

[Sepalcure]

Tree-sap creates zombies . . . so maybe we should cut down some more trees. Rid the earth of some nasty zombies.

 

[Terra Branford]

Yes, it makes a sound, though it might not be the sound everyone might think.

serious answer:

Spoiler

Of course it makes a sound. If anyone would like to test it, put a recorder next to a old tree and give a few pushes or something and then go back a few days later or hours, pick up the recorder and see that it makes a sound.

 

[CassinoChips]

The beaver next to me heard it, so yes, it made a sound.

Stop being so Canadian.

 

[Dionysos]

Alternatively, place the recorder down, die, and then when they discover your body people can listen to the recording and find out if they can hear the tree.

 

[Will Graham]

Unless it's a stealth tree

 

[Demon]

Alternatively, place the recorder down, die, and then when they discover your body people can listen to the recording and find out if they can hear the tree.

Unless you're a ninja, then there are infinite ways around this.

 

[Valvalis]

Alternatively, place the recorder down, die, and then when they discover your body people can listen to the recording and find out if they can hear the tree.

But see, then someone could kill you and blame it on the tree By making tree noises!