Strangest and mysterious trees we can see on our planet

11/19/2019

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Geography Story: Strangest and mysterious trees we can see on our planet

Trees filter the air we breathe, improve climate change and our health. Their importance cannot be overestimated.Some trees look like they have come out of the tales of the ancients, some are enormously tall or grow in places where life is impossible. Spend some time and enjoy the pictures of the most unusual green giants.

#1 Jungle

#2 Chandelier Drive-Through Tree, USA

#3 Sumauma tree

#4 Mysterious Deep Jungle

#5 Bended tree

#6 Curved forest reserve in Poland

#7 Fairy Tale Tree

#8 Forest otzarreta, Basque Country

#9 Amazing Banyan Tree

#10 Huge sequoia tree

#11 The oldest living boabab tree, South Africa

#12 Skeletons trees, Namibia

#13 Root of Banyan Tree on the Ta Prohm Temple, Cambodia

Now we are waiting for your response! What is your opinion? Is there anything you want to share with us? Your comments count!

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30 Comments

Eve

I love trees. They give me peace in times of turmoil and a walk through an old forest grounds me. I love trees.

Rita Colette Flaherty

No trees no air no people,,,Rita.Flaherty

Bernie Cook Limke

Banyan trees are an interesting lot, can be seen in the south and Hawaii.

Paulette Arnold

These are amazing. Amazingly beautiful! Thank you!

DrBella M Villanueva

This kind of trees shows how magnificent God's creations are. But most humans are almost always indifferent to how much God loves us.

Jessie Franklin

Very interesting. I had just seen the Chandelier Tree while watching a Travelouge on TV recenly. Thanks.

Shoshana Katz

Trees are joyous. Plant trees.

Mark G. Feeney

Why do you have to say "we can see on our planet?" Are there some we can't see? Are there some on other planets?

Cindy Ursan

Amazing pictures! Trees are so beautiful!

Edna Mohrmann

Trees are so graceful in their statue, holding eons of stories and secrets. The Skeleton Trees are standing in the Dead Valley in between high dunes of the Namib Desert in Namibia!

robert bienenfeld

The planet is being deforested of all trees and even rare type trees. So sad with this planet overall on non replaceable mother nature species..

Yvonne C. Wood

Wowee they are fantastic trees I pray we do not lose any.

Linalinda Eichin

Spectacular trees thanks for sharing

Helen Devine

Many thanks. They are beautiful

Ian Swindale

Will my grandchildren when they are the same age as me (upper 70s) see exactly what trees do to help the planet or will the loggers in Brazil and Sumatra have denuded the forests of thousands and thousands and thousands of trees without a single care in the world and thus help climate change on its deadly path?