1. The Bottle Tree
The natives of Namibia , this strange-looking, poisonous tree lives in the rocky hills. And the thorns grow on it, which reach the height of 30 cm!
2. The Boab Prison Tree
Boab Prison Tree, Derby is 1,500 years old, the large hollow Adenonia granger (Boab) tree is located in Western Australia . In the 1890s it was used as a lockup for indigenous Australian prisoners, which they were sentenced to.
3. Dragon Tree
This magical tree of interbreeded branches is the native of the Canary Islands . It is also the producer ofDragon's blood , which is a medicinal sap that is used for health purposes and as a scar.
4. Baobab tree
credit: third party image referenceMadagascar , Africa, Baobab tree is a very strong tree. It is called Gorakshi in Hindi It is wonderful to see this tree, 30 meters high and about 11 meters wide.If you look at it, you will be stunned.
The first identification of the baobab tree is to look upside down. This means seeing it means that the roots of the tree are up and down the stem.
5. Pine trees in Poland
credit: third party image referenceThere are 400 pine trees in Poland , which are famous for their amazing shape in the wild of the Grafiano inPoland . This forest is called Crooked Forest.
Pine trees were planted in this forest in 1930. The curved shape of the trees is made by humans, but no one knows about this curved figure for which purpose it was given. Although these trees of this forest have been included in the world's weirdest trees.
6. Ta Fro Tree of Cambodia (Silk Cotton Trees of Ta Prohm, Cambodia)
credit: third party image reference People from the corner of the world come to see this tree located in Angarakot, Cambodia . There is also a world famous Hindu temple in Angarcoat. The wild area is also famous for the silk cotton trees.
7. El Arbol de la Sabina
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El Hiro Island native to Spain , El Arbol de la Sabina, which means "Juniper Tree" produces a liquid that becomes distilled after distillation. And this strange shape is due to the winds which keep changing it constantly.
8. Boozum Tree
credit: third party image referenceThis bizarre tree is native to Baja, California , and looks like a hairy pitchfork. These people can increase up to 50 feet, but it takes one day to get there forever. The boozem tree reaching 50 feet has been growing for more than 500 years.
9. Rainbow Eucalyptus
credit: third party image referenceRainbow Eucalyptus is unique to its multicolored bark. High tree is also called Mindanao gum or rainbow gum.This species of Eucalyptus is found in New Britain, New Guinea, Serum Island, Sulawesi and Mindanao . It is the only eucalyptus species spread in the northern hemisphere. The outer layer of the bark reveals the inner bark of a bright green color every year.
10. Bloodwood Tree
credit: third party image referenceBloodwood trees are the most wonderful trees in the wild. It is known to bleed with red color, which looks like blood. The second name of the Bloodwood Tree is Desastine Bloodwood. These trees are native to Australia 's desert climate. Deserted bloodlubs sometimes shed a piece of bark in the form of a wound. A thick red kino passes through the wound. Gum covers the entire bark. Gum is collected as a bush medicine that has antiseptic properties.
