Looking at these images, you will surely be surprised to say, “The natural world around us is always full of interesting things.”
The natural world around us is indeed full of interesting things, which is a fact that there is no doubt about. From leaves, mountains, rivers, animals…, each natural subject is given a unique shape by the creator, no two individuals are alike, and there is never any overlap. Among them, there are many tree species with unique and strange shapes that are still hailed by people as masterpieces of mother nature.
Dracaena Tinnabari is an iconic tree of the island of Socatra, Yemen. This plant is quite rare, has a strange shape, grows on high mountains and can live up to 500 years. Its resin is red and is used for decoration, dyeing or medicine.
The canopy looks quite nice and looks like it is well manicured.
This is a picture of a giant red wood tree in Sequoia National Forest (California). It is known that the tree can reach a height of more than 110 meters, a trunk diameter of about 9 meters, a lifespan of about 2000 – 3500 years, and a bark more than half a meter thick. Thanks to this thick bark, the inside of the tree trunk is absolutely protected from fire or insects.
The curved forest in Poland is still an unanswered question from nature. It is known that more than 400 trees here were planted in the 1930s, when World War II was still covering this country. Since then, no one has planted or cared for them, but these tree stumps continue to grow, and are still curved like that.
The Araucaria angustifolia tree , also known as the candle tree, is on the special conservation list because it is in danger of extinction. The tree is widely exploited for the wood processing and seed industries. This plant originates from the jungles of Brazil and is now widely grown in South Africa.
The Grandidier baobab tree is native to Madagascar, is about 5 – 25 meters tall and can live up to 2,000 years, some can live up to 4,000 years.
This is also one of the tree species at risk of extinction.
The seductive curve of a coconut tree on the California coast.
Someone “played a cruel trick” on these two tree trunks by “tying a knot” twice.
The Toborochi tree has a bulging trunk like a giant flowerpot.
Another baobap tree is in the top trees with strange shapes.
It’s just a tree trunk, do we need “seven rainbow colors” like this?
