15 STRANGE Trees you Didn't Know Existed

[@TexasRose50]

Omgosh! I am a huge tree lover. This video was absolutely amazing!! Thanks! Learned so much about trees I had no idea that they ever existed. 👍💕

[@djinkastluqman2261]

Hey! I am a tree lover too because i am a bush man and i also believe that trees love me and they can also talk. I am Jamaican and my family land we have that last tree with the spike

[@spitfirered]

Thank You, Great Video Of Trees And Their History, I learned something today!

[@jaset362]

Absolutely fantastic video. I've learned a lot from it.

[@ReesieandLee]

I raised my daughter in Hawaii, she called rainbow eucalyptus “play doh trees” when she was tiny.

[@thekweenofbling3621]

Too cute. I've always wanted to live in Hawaii

[@ReesieandLee]

@@thekweenofbling3621 we went for vacation in 1998 and didn’t come home until 2017, best decision we ever made! It’s expensive to live there, but every day off you are on a Hawaiian beach, so totally worth it!

[@tmac9972]

Is there anything more diverse and beautiful on this planet than the tree. Growing up in a northern climate their is nothing like the smell of a pile of Maple leaves in the fall, it is one of my first sensory memories as a child and one i will take with me to the forest on the other side . Peace

[@frankydog7656]

Loved the video! Very cool! I noticed that during the "tree of life" segment, the speaker said that it hasn't seen rain in the 400 years of its life, but there are little scrub bushes of some sort everywhere. Did the little bushes grow and reproduce without any water at all, ever?

[@bakuramutsadavid3292]

In the desert there's a moisture in the morning that is why you find scrub in the desert or little rain at a time.

[@lydiadenny6820]

Thank you for teaching me & the rest of the 🌎

[@sheilalee8914]

I want to thank you I thoroughly enjoyed it about nature 🍀🍀🍀

[@jameshateley9963]

Thank you, most interesting🦞😁

[@JamesSkellington-xj8nn]

Absolutely beautiful . Mother Nature can create some of most amazing things in there is .

[@blazespence1418]

Thanks for this upload, I really learned something new.

[@st.charlesstreet9876]

Botany always fascinated me and this post is the most fun and educational. Thank You very much for the education that took me over a year just to know the basics! ❤️🤓

[@rosemead1996]

What’s botany?

[@samcosimiyu5212]

Simply AMAZING 🤩

[@emanueledomadero1994]

Learning botany can't be better than this. Love it do much.

[@pdmullgirl]

Wow! Thank you for this wonderful video! Our world has so many beautiful and mysterious trees!! I hope the trees that are in danger of not being anymore, that this does not happen. That would be a real shame. ❤️💜💚

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤ 🎀

[@KarmaWatersSailing]

Confirmed baobab tree in Zimbabwe 4600 years old it’s roots travel over 3km towards the Odzi river.I have seen it in all its magnifence

[@samuelcruz9258]

The sandbox tree. En Utuado, Puerto Rico ,en la escuela, nos columpiabamos en una "leana" y una amiga mía, le dio con la espalda al árbol. Ouch.

[@ItsACrazyWorld]

Thanks! Great video

[@senkyasrita]

how about Trunyan tree in Bali? the tree can absorb the smell of dead bodies. In one area in Bali, they don't bury people, they just leave their deads around the tree...

[@SteveLFZ]

Cool looking kapok tree in front of the court house in Key West, FL, usually overlooking the dozens of red headed roosters that roam all over town.

[@PlagueDoctorscp049]

How does this channel know what kind of trees I do or don’t know?

[@davidchapaexproaloudthecit1302]

Beautiful

[@franzfms86]

Amazing!

[@ToysToolsandTales]

Angels trumpets are yellow as u can see in the picture she is smelling. I've seen ppl take bites out their own arms thinking it's a burger on that stuff. Stay away

[@elenachurina8654]

Wow! Fabulous! So much to see on planet Earth. So many fantastic places with unbelievable stuff. Just make sure you don't screw the rare beauty, humans...

[@v2joecr]

You reminded me of the bristle cone pine trees in Utah. When grown in the valley they grow tall & straight, but up in the mountains where they are native the grow any way but straight like those trees in Spain you mentioned. Also the Morton bay fig tree was really large the last time I saw it over 8 years ago. I'm not sure if it is still alive or not but it was over 100 years old the last time I saw it.

[@lilywilliams3720]

Wow this is so fascinating.

[@joanhoffman3702]

I encountered the sandbox tree in Trinidad many years ago. Our group had to pass one on our field trips. When it rained on one walk, we took turns moving quickly beneath it to avoid the sap that might fall from above. Good times.

[@MikeInga]

Strangler fig,baobab, kapok tree are also found in Namibia. We also have a tree looks almost like sandbox with spikes

[@sealyoness]

15:55 - 'The only living thing in the area, huh? Are those green-painted sculptures of plants? Don't get me wrong, I'm loving the new information, but am tripping over things that make me go, 'huh?' Care to elucidate?

[@Leopez02]

Near of my home here in Finland have forest just like The Crooked Forst, here is same looking trees. Ps Tree of life, Dragon blood tree and Hyperia trees looks amazing. 😮

[@SubjectiveFunny]

Devils breath is also called moonflower in South Africa. I tried it by boiling it in water and drinking the liquid. Made us super stoned with the worst dry mouth ive ever experienced. Didnt die though...

[@alfredocheo7127]

no i

[@caroljo420]

The Sabina tree looks a lot like a Bristlecone Pine.

[@valerym1400]

What about the Double Tree of Casorzo? The Cherry tree grows on top of the Mulberry tree!

[@jameslipke354]

I love the Rainbow Eucalyptus!!! I wish I had a few in our yard but Kansas is no place for them. The Baobob Trees are really cool too!!! Oooohhhh...I really, really like the Sabina... ~ APRIL LIPKE

[@pg8393]

I was in awe of the giant red woods I felt as if I was walking amongst giants and staring into the face of God.

[@tommunyon2874]

The most impressive tree that I've personally seen is a banyan on the University of Guam campus.

[@lukiraq]

The crooked forest theory: He just was just trying to make chairs XD

[@sharonhoerr6523]

What a great name for the last tree, Monkey No Climb!

[@1Bonnie777]

The most interesting trees are the stumps that's left of them, like the Grand Canyon for example.

[@lostcause7594]

@20:44 look up old english technique for tree husbandry and you will find that this one is not natural but the result of people directing the trees growth. A practice that resurfaced in the UK in the second world war as a response to other dwindling resources.

[@rouschno1]

What is the music played in the background?

[@bloodmoonrising6772]

I love trees. I am a big tree hugger and I am proud of it.😁

[@bloodmoonrising6772]

The tree of life may also have roots deep enough to hit a spring or a mud seep with the small vegetation also found around the tree. Anyways, it's beautiful.

[@davidsanders68]

Thanks for your video on world strangest trees.its good to know about GOD'S creations for mankind to enjoy on a daily basis.wow thought....

[@flybyairplane3528]

The tree with the THORNS in JAMAICA WI I only know of 1 at my BOARDING SCHOOL IN. SPALDING, we used to remove the large thorns at the base, then we would carve a letterBACKWARS, then use it as a LETTER STAMP, those thorns are sharp. The tree was known as a PRICKLE ALOE TREE, But my first boarding school, had 2 types of SILP PAKOP we were told they were used in very old life preservers, on ships (. BRITISH. ). 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@violetsterling67]

Some of these trees are downright scary! 🤣🤣

[@RapiersSting]

you left out one of the most important trees.. the 2 thousand year old Judean date tree methusilah grown from the seeds found in MASADA

[@dianecleary1054]

The tree of life was used as a meeting resting point for beduins. Thier camels would rest in its shade. The urine and poo from the animals would feed the tree together with water from the beduins who it was in their interest to protect the tree.

[@corazonmina3021]

Thanks for letting me to know those wonder of nature ♾️😊

[@erniesulovic4734]

Neville Longbottom (from Harry Potter) has been at it again with his wand.......

[@24TRUTH1]

Beautiful trees!! That sandbox tree looks like our Devils Walking Sticks... beautiful when growing but horrifying covered with spikes!😮

[@roy.esummersjr7688]

Or something like that in Texas along the coast going towards Rockport

[@mordecaialivanallenoshea7532]

Of course I know about these trees existing. This is your eleventh video about trees we didn't know existed. I've seen it all before.

[@normatible9795]

There are severely rainbow eucalyptus at Veterans hospital in Quezon City, philippines

[@honradmaller4594]

Rainbow eucalyptus is endemic to the island of Mindanao.

[@mischelleaubel4112]

our ancient trees , God said take care of the animals an the trees from what i see that is not happening without the trees we dont breath stop cutting them an killing animals

[@Davishek]

Do heard about "India's Great Beniyan Tree"?? ITS very very large and much more older. Do a research on it you will shocked 😲 🙂

[@erictaylor5462]

There are lots of trees that kill other plants around them. There is a tree that grows in the jungles of South America that makes itself the perfect home to an aggressive species of ant. The ants not only destroy every other plant within several feet of the tree, they attack and sting any animals that comes near the tree.

[@ToysToolsandTales]

Crooked trees are caused by mud slides in the wild. I see them in Colorado all the time. That area was part of a wet land, by a river possibly, that saw more land erosion 70 years ago than after the war when the entire euro land mass was completely changed for ever.

[@johnwaynegovernmentcontrac3219]

Great story. Narrator talks too fast. Feel like I'm being lectured to by my dad with the birds & the bees talk and he's hella nervous......

[@d.bcooper2271]

I would like to cut ✂️ some

[@touammin1610]

Australia Sydney New South Wales is ours country a beautiful state the tree grow on the Angkor wat is Cambodia country 😍

[@danielobrien1571]

Cool picture, happen to be a lady with very long hair? I find that attractive, please describe it?

[@iglesiaswilliams7161]

that so_called devil's breath is non poisonous, in Kenya we plant them in the compound and near houses for it's strong sweet scent it produces especially in the evenings

[@GregFessia]

The Devil's Breath tree creates a chemical drug called scopolamine that is also used to help out for post-op nausea.

[@roseweaver3226]

Your missing the crooked forest in Saskatchewan Canada

[@millieo7155]

That is Angwar Wat. Spelling uncertain.

[@shielatemplo8015]

There is silk cotton trees in the Philippines

[@wesspence]

Those trees are beautiful, and so are all the beautiful things we make from them. Just sayin'

[@deona267]

Leave Hyperion alone it’s a national treasure.

[@danielobrien1571]

I admire your picture, wear your hair long? I find that attractive, please describe it?

[@jerulew3547]

Rainbow eucalyptus is soo beautiful Dm shame ppl covet to the point they have to kill to possess.

[@chrystal4roses122]

I truly enjoy with those but why do you have to swear to ruin it

[@speakthetruth995]

Maybe the stranglers tree should change its name to Amber Turd Tree.

[@stuffedbunnychess]

Why?

[@rosemead1996]

Do trees help filter radiation?

[@danielobrien1571]

I like your photo, wear your hair long? I find that attractive, please describe it?

[@chrisbraid2907]

They block rather than filter Radiation …

[@darellllol]

Why do you sound like Be Amazed

[@gummybear777]

Yeah keep the Hyperion a secret because people will destroy it!!

[@jaydunn1237]

Where the 🌲 trees at?????🤨

[@hodyclifford9378]

Devil's breath a tree? No crappy quality 🥺

[@Brewnoe]

vs turtles?

[@rodenreyes6320]

Kapok and Silk cotton trees are ONE AND THE SAME.

[@hodyclifford9378]

Did you mean to say 30 ft in circumference? Because a 30 ft wide tree would be 90 some odd feet and circumference. Once again low quality. At least you're getting comments huh?

[@dariusacevedo6369]

bottle tree a.k.a. thicc tree,

[@danielobrien1571]

I admire your picture, happen to be a lady with very long hair? I find that attractive, please describe it?

[@efrengonzales8602]

Is the wrong choice of words for cellphones will be out of storage. When cleaning those uncleaned by not subscribed.

[@spotthedraco2353]

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[@aglebeismael7152]

Strangler thig are stranger things

[@spotthedraco2353]

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[@tjmmcd1]

@2:54, it is commonly known as an Angel's Trumpet tree. No, it is NOT extremely poisonous and the huge, gorgeous flowers have little fragrance, at least to the human nose. I have a beautiful 10' tall tree that flowers several time a year. I heard if you boil it into a highly concentrated tea, it can cause hallucenogenic effects, however, I have chewed both flowers and leaves on several different occasions and didn't feel ANY effect, whatsoever. DEVIL'S BREATH is the nickname for scopolamine. It is a synthetic drug that has NOTHING to do with the Angel's Trumpet plant. Get your facts straight, ffs.

[@danp1969]

Hyperion discovered in 2006 ... that is one when I hung uppppppppppppp . no wayyyyy

[@michaelmichaels138]

My little sisters friends big brother got busted for selling trees. He’s in juvey now.

[@rosemead1996]

Who cares?😂that’s the norm

[@michaelmichaels138]

@Gross Mead - *you’re a baby!*

[@toyib2124]

Kapok tree,, in my country its like "kapuk tree". Uwite jenenge wit randu, kembange jenenge kapuk. Iki nek dipeme koyo kapas nggo isi bantal/kasur. Isine jenenge klentheng,,

[@dardourcacaww]

no exebition

[@ericschmuecker348]

Plants AND trees. Liar!

[@jenniiferpiiter8868]

#tessetestimonies. #tesseOGHENE as it played to where you show the one with red sap and the story of Indians THE LORD LET me know A LOUD AHH !