Strange Trees

The usefulness and importance of trees cannot be denied. Especially in this modern era, their need and importance have increased. Here is some interesting information about some strange and unusual trees.

Breadfruit:

This is one of the amazing blessings of the world. It is found on the islands of the Pacific Ocean.

These trees bear round fruits, similar to breadfruit. The weight of this fruit is about one and a half kilograms. These fruits can be picked from it for eight months every year. The people of these islands live on this natural bread. We first knead the dough, then bake the bread on fire, while Allah Almighty has given these people cooked bread through this tree, which they get without any effort.

These people get many more benefits from this tree. Their plates are made of the wood of this tree. These people make their clothes from its bark. They make their boats from the trunk of this tree.

Water-Giving Tree:

There is a tree found in the Indonesian island of Sumatra that rains water. In fact, it has the ability to absorb water vapor.

If a bucket is placed under this tree, it fills with water in a short time. People drink this water with enthusiasm because it is sweeter than ordinary water.

Twin Tree:

You will surely be surprised to hear that there is a strange twin ostrich tree in California, which amazes those who see it. The trunks of this tree are at a distance, while the rest of the branches are connected to each other.

Rotating Tree:

In the village of “Basti” in Central Africa, there is a tree that can rotate. During strong storms and rains, the roots of other trees are uprooted, but the roots of this tree rotate in all directions. Thus, this tree is able to withstand the wind. Seeing this condition of the tree, the locals call it a “sacred tree”.

Tree of Light:

There is a tree in Java, Indonesia, which is about seven feet tall. This tree starts glowing at night and its light is visible from a long distance. The most interesting thing is that you can easily read a magazine or book while sitting under it.

Hairy Tree:

A tree is found in Australia, whose leaves are fibrous, which are just like human hair.

Because of the leaves like human hair, the people there call it the “Hair Tree” i.e. the hairy tree.

Flexible Tree:

A tree is found around Bengal, which wakes up with the sunrise and stands upright with the sun, but as the sun sets, this tree also starts bending and bends completely with the sunset.

Traveler-friendly tree:

This tree is found in the Madagascar Islands near East Africa. This tree is a tall, cylindrical tree with 24 fan-shaped leaves. This tree is called the TRAVELER TREE because it is useful and useful for travelers. There is a cup-shaped part under each leaf, which is always shaded by that leaf. It contains a glass full of very sweet water.

Travelers get water by making a small hole in this cup and quench their thirst.

A tree with the taste of bread:

A tree is found in the Bradford Islands of the Indian Ocean, whose branches are peeled and cut like bread and eaten. Its branches also taste like bread.

Candle-shaped tree:

In the Panama region, there is a tree whose shape resembles a candle. It is about four feet tall and candles are made from its sap.