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Crooked Forest of Gryfino in Poland. These trees are all bent at a 90 degree angle, and no one knows why. Some theories say that they were planted this way, while others say that they were caused by a natural phenomenon

Crooked Forest of Gryfino Photo
Crooked Forest of Gryfino Photo
The Crooked Forest of Gryfino, Poland
The Crooked Forest of Gryfino, Poland
Photos of the Strange 'Crooked Forest' in Poland
Photos of the Strange ‘Crooked Forest’ in Poland

Baobab trees in Africa. These trees have enormous trunks that can store water, and they can live for thousands of years.

Baobab trees photo
Baobab trees photo
Baobab Trees in Madagascar Photo
Baobab Trees in Madagascar Photo
Avenue of the Baobabs, Africa , Photo
Avenue of the Baobabs, Africa , Photo

Bottle trees in Namibia. These trees get their name from their shape, which resembles a bottle. They store water in their trunks, which helps them to survive in the desert.

Bottle trees Photo
Bottle trees Photo
Bottle trees in Namibia. Photo
Bottle trees in Namibia. Photo

Silk Cotton trees in South America. These trees have large, fluffy seed pods that look like cotton balls. The seed pods are used to make a type of cloth.

Silk Cotton trees photo
Silk Cotton trees photo

Dragon’s Blood tree on the island of Socotra. This tree gets its name from the red sap that flows from its bark. The sap was used by the ancient Egyptians for mummification.

Dragon's Blood photo
Dragon’s Blood photo
Dragons Blood tree i,age
Dragons Blood tree i,age
Dragon's Blood tree Photo
Dragon’s Blood tree Photo

Tree of Life in Namibia. This tree is a solitary tree that stands in the middle of the desert. It is over 1,000 years old, and it is a popular tourist destination.
Namibia is home to a giant baobab called the Ombalantu tree or the Tree of Life. It’s 92 feet (28 meters) tall with an 87 feet (26.5 meter) diameter trunk. It’s in Outapi, north Namibia and potentially 800 years old. In the past, it’s hollow trunk was used as a post office, chapel, and hiding place, but today it’s a tourist attraction.

Tree of Life in Namibia baobab photo
Tree of Life in Namibia baobab photo

Wollemi Pine tree in Australia. This tree is a living fossil, and it is over 200 million years old. It was only discovered in 1994, and it is now a protected species.

Wollemi Pine tree photo
Wollemi Pine tree photo