The "monstrous" plants below are all interesting natural world discoveries that make many people excited, accidentally these places have become tourist attractions.
Trees "eat" bicycles
The tree "eating" bicycles on Vashon Island is a unique discovery of the world about nature and is a familiar place for people in Washington state, USA. In 2004, it won the Washington-Oregon area most unusual thing vote and inspired writer Berkeley Breathed to write the children's book Red Ranger Came Calling.
The tree that 'eats' bicycles is one of the many discoveries in the world about nature that attracts tourists
The tree that "eats" bicycles has become a famous tourist destination and piqued the curiosity of visitors. They often wonder what the bicycle will be like as the plant continues to grow because plants have the ability to enclose objects or absorb them during growth. On December 30, 2009, a journalist revealed the truth behind the special tree. A boy left his bicycle where the tree grew and later became the deputy sheriff of King County, Washington state, according to the Daily Mail.
Explore the natural world of trees growing through trucks
Exploring the natural world of trees growing through trucks attracts a lot of attention in the US
A tree in the area of Graves Mountain Lodge, Syria, Virginia, USA has shown strong vitality when growing through a garbage truck and growing normally.
Christmas tree grows through 3-storey roof
In 2008, Greig Howe – a 35-year-old single father living in Bournemouth, England decided to give his three children an unforgettable Christmas. He bought a giant pine tree 10.6 meters high and sawed it into 3 segments then and 7 friends used ropes, pulled and assembled each segment into a specific position on each floor so that it looked like a complete tree. correction.
This Christmas tree has caused many misunderstandings for everyone
From the outside, viewers will mistakenly think that this pine tree grows through the two floors and roof of the house. It took them two days to complete the Christmas special. In the end, Greig Howe hung 160 decorations and 2,000 light bulbs onto the giant tree. This man spent about 250 pounds (about 8.2 million dong) for this memorable gift, according to the Guardian. Many people call it "the most beautiful Christmas tree in the suburbs".
The tree grows through the piano
This piano was pierced by a tree
Many years ago, the artist Jeff Mifflin once placed a broken piano on the land behind the building of the Department of Music, University of California, USA. After a while, the tree growing below the flock gradually grew. It pierced the old guitar and grew normally, Weird-Wood said.
Tree roots make a bridge
Cherrapunji town, Maghlaya state, India is one of the wettest places in the world. Here, people do not build bridges. They use the roots of the red banyan tree as a bridge, which is both safe and environmentally friendly. Red bud is a common plant in wet areas. Their accessory roots grow quite high and easily attach to large rocks along river banks, forming natural bridges.
The red banyan tree is a special 'bridge' of the Indian people
Long ago, the War-Khasis tribe discovered the special use of red banyan roots and used them to cross rivers. Today, they plant this tree where they need to build bridges. The banyan root bridges can be more than 30 meters long and can bear the weight of more than 50 people at a time. However, accessory roots take 10 to 15 years to fully develop, according to Cools and Fools.
Tree roots cling to the edge of the bricks on the sidewalk
This tree makes the most of the nutrients in the brick crevices to survive
A tree in Guangzhou province, China becomes special when it has the ability to grow on a tiled sidewalk. Its roots cling to the brick crevices, sucking up nutrients. Thanks to that, it still lives year after year, Reddit reports.
