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Trees grow tall and mighty, and they don't care what stands in their way. Neither signs, sculptures, nor other things that we attach to them can match their strength.
We at Bored Panda put together a list of pictures that show "hungry" trees devouring everyday objects just because they can.
So continue scrolling to remind yourself that nature is a force to be reckoned with. And if, for whatever reason, you need more proof after you're done, fire up our earlier publication about the times Mother Earth made people go "well, that sucks."
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#1
Trees Can't Read
FrillyDragon 3 years ago
It's the cousin of Charlie Brown's kite-eating nemesis!
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Metallicd3ath 3 years ago
Do not eat? What kind of sign is that? This one had to be fabricated right? I've never heard of such a sign.
Colin Timp 3 years ago
I get the impression the text is photoshopped. Why would a street sign say "Do not eat"?
KWhiskers 3 years ago
Yeah, I tried searching and couldn't find any such sign. Not to mention in what scenario would a sign this size, with this vague a message, even make sense or be helpful? It's not like, "Do Not Eat Berries", or even, "Do Not Eat or Drink Here".
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#2
Tree Grew Around This Sign, Only Leaving The Word âHelpâ Visible
But as much as we admire them, trees are in a lot of trouble. A recent first-of-its-kind study assessing every kind of tree native to the United States found that 11% to 16% of them are threatened with extinction.
The research was carried out across the lower 48 United States over the past five years. It was a collaboration of multiple different organizations throughout the country and even a few global contributors. The result provided a better understanding of the current condition of the local plants and a starting point to work on to protect them.
#3
This Tree Grew Around A Stone Sculpture Of A Face, Making It Appear As If There Is A Green Man Trapped Inside
UncleRussian 3 years ago
Alright but I'd like you to imagine this at night. Like, imagine you're new in town, you're walking your dog at night and you see this. Don't know about you but I'd s**t my pants, pick up my dog and run
Fluffy mommy panda 3 years ago
It guy that with posing ivy don't be fooled he'll come out an get ya with his green vines.
#4
Nom Nom Nom
Weirdest Bi Youâll Ever Meet 3 years ago (edited)
The tree munched on the fence and spotted you looking at him. âWanna have some?â
David Brown 3 years ago
For some reason I hear the swedish chef from sesame street when looking at this one.
#5
This Sculpture Of Jesus At Abandoned Cemetery In Poland Gets Slowly Absorbed By A Tree
Bender Bending RodrĂguez 3 years ago (edited)
I'd love to know how much time passed between these two pictures.
Panna Amelia NiezaleĆŒna 3 years ago
I can't unsee Jesus with his arms crossed behind his head doing a sassy pose
PaweĆ Michalski 3 years ago
I knew it have to be on "those" lands! Do we keep it low or do we tell that in stalinist era our country expelled tens thousends ukrainian /ruthenian people form their lands? that's why the cemetery is abandoned. We only remember when we were being hurted and not when we were hurting others ...
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"We can't protect what we don't know about," said Susan Pell, Executive Director of the United States Botanic Garden. "And so we really have to have a baseline of understanding of what things are at risk."
The scientists looked at the extinction risk, patterns of geographic and taxonomic diversity, and leading threats facing the species. The most common threat turned out to be invasive and problematic pests and diseases.
#6
How?
Daniel Mendes 3 years ago
Damn, how long is your freaking nap? I don't even want to know what a sleep is to you.
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Kirsten Kerkhof 3 years ago
Human manipulation. Start by bending a sapling around that wheel, make sure it stays there, and then just wait. The tree will do the rest.
David Brown 3 years ago
Our mountain property had allot of old growth trees.As we cleaned up the around house we were finding allot of quartz and granite rocks most the size of softballs and volleyballs. There was a tree that V'd from the ground up that we stacked the rocks in between. That was 25 years or so ago and now those rocks are imbedded in the tree and are now so high that it would take an extension ladder to get to them. It looks pretty cool in the fall and winter when the sun shines through them while there aren't any leaves on it.
January Tempis 3 years ago
Richard Reames in Oregon does amazing art with trees. Check him out sometime: http://www.arborsmith.com/
#7
Sharing Is Caring
Ivan Petrov 3 years ago
If you think about it, it's very morbid - two living trees are holding two pieces of a third tree's corpse.
#8
I Am A Mailman, I Deliver To This Box Every Day
Seabeast 3 years ago
Nursery catalogues if it's a creepy tree that lusts after young saplings.
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David Brown 3 years ago
There ain't no running over that mailbox post unless you're looking to die.
Joseph E Fasciani 3 years ago
I doubt that a mail person delivers mail more than 5 days a week and that won't be true all year round because of holidays etc.
#9
Old John Deere Parked For The Last Time
Adalynne Adams 3 years ago
That was litterally the 1st thing I thought of when I saw this
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I guess this harvester didn't get the memo about running like a Deere.
Ivan Petrov 3 years ago
That's weirdly enchanting. It looks like something happened and people disappeared mid-everyday life, and nature just took over.
"As we have warmer climates, in our northern parts of our country, we see some of these invasive insects being able to go further north to attack more trees," Pell explained.
For instance, take the Emerald Ash Borer first found in Michigan.
"The early projections when it was first discovered were that it wouldn't make it to Canada. And now with climate change, projections are going to become more widespread in Canada and certainly in the United States," Pell said.
#10
Arms In The Air And Smiling
David Brown 3 years ago
Looks like one of those floppy air dudes that stores put out front during sales.
Timothy Jamelli 3 years ago
Wacky waving inflatable arm-flailing tube man!
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Ashley Reardon 3 years ago
What's xtra funny is that at first glance i thought it read "TREE CLEANING", before examining closer to see "Street cleaning" but the moss has dirtied up most of the other parts, lol!...
âđŠđŁđŁ.đđđđ 3 years ago
Tree is certainly cleaning, like all of them on this list. They will slowly devour everything in it's path. Nature would take back over if there weren't any human interference.
#11
During An Engagement Shoot, We Came Across This Truck In A Tree
Sunny Ferragamo 3 years ago
The physics don't line up with the size of those branches vs the weight of the truck. After zooming in, I decided it's either strung up by cables on both ends, or Photoshop.
Darian Starfrog 3 years ago
You can def see cables..and the start of cables at the back.. ;)
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David Brown 3 years ago
Some of the stuff nature pulls off is crazy. This one's probably one of those "me and my drinking buddy" stories.
#12
The 'Hungry Tree', Slowing Devouring A Park Bench In Dublin, Ireland
Lizard Queen 3 years ago
Is it just me who sees to hands holding it kind of like a person pushing a wheelchair. Like the trees just holding on to the bench for then people sitting on it.
#13
After 10 Months This Tree Has Almost Swallowed A Key
UncleRussian 3 years ago
Man tress can't afford a home but I can't afford a 2 bedroom apartment
Theoretical Empiricist 3 years ago
"The key......to...the vault......is in the......tree in front of............ahhhhhhh..."
Michael Mccollum 3 years ago
My Christmas lights were ran through the tree... but not tightly wrapped... and the following November when my wife and I went to make sure the all worked.. the tree completely consumed about an 8 inch section of the lights
Mike Luetke 3 years ago
The 2 pics aren't the same tree, check the background as well as the keyring.
Additional climate change threats include worsening drought conditions in parts of the country, widespread wildfires, and more intense storms with heavy rain. Other stressors for trees come from development and agriculture.
"What we’ve identified are the species that are most at risk," Pell said. "And we're also looking at some habitats that are most impressive on some of these areas and coastal environments, for example, that are under threat for development, and thinking about ways that we can conserve plants, both from a land perspective but also looking at what can we do for individual species that are really at risk."
#14
Massive Strangler Fig
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago (edited)
Those things like to snack on entire mysterious lost temples in the jungle - a fence is small potatoes by comparison.
Daycare Attendant Sun 3 years ago
Oh, man, as a kid, we would have had our friends meetings in this tree
Alice Landers 3 years ago
Reminds me when I lived in Sarasota FL 70's those trees were magical
Cassi Lyris 3 years ago
Well it's not called the Conscientious Snuggler Fig for a reason. Gorgeous though.
#15
Tree Astride A Wall
Joseph E Fasciani 3 years ago
It's very strange that's such a carefully made wall would be built right up to and somehow through a living tree, which then went on to continue living and here we are!
#16
You Would Squint Too, If You Had To Gobble Up A Traffic Sign
Missi Boness 3 years ago
Anyone else see the face above the opening, sorta looks like a monkey face!
Cheryl Carter 3 years ago
The top knot looks like a bird with a beak! I see the squinting eye, but I also see a bird.
#17
This Tree Devouring The Buddha Statue
David Brown 3 years ago
Stuff like that is amazing to look at. The length of time it takes for this to happen is absolutely crazy. C**p we make today wouldn't last long enough for this to happen.
Official Cat 3 years ago
This looks like something from one of those post apocalyptic video games.
One thing they can do is protect their habitat. Specialists are also working to put at-risk trees in living collections — places like botanic gardens and arboretums.
Through the study, researchers found that there are currently 17 species of trees not found in living collections that need a new home.
#18
Trees Sucking On A Swing In New Jersey
AsterĂx Viking 3 years ago
This kind of make it look safe, like "here I got you" the trees says.
Brenda Brown Kovacs 3 years ago
This happened in our backyard. My husband used to live here and put up a pressure pole to do push-ups and pull-ups etc. And when he moved away he left it there and we have since moved back in and the tree has done this
jsgriffith 3 years ago
Reminds me of that Disney movie, Lady and the Tramp where the two dogs are sharing the spaghetti.
#19
The Way This Tree Is Stripping The Paint Off This Sign Only To Cover Itself In Paint
Bouche Clay 3 years ago
Look tree, we've discussed this before. Please use a napkin when you eat.
Ivan Petrov 3 years ago
How? What is the process? I thought someone just painted it, because the tree is eating it.
Darian Starfrog 3 years ago
That's...crazy! It slipped over the sign, but under the printed plastic.. fascinating
#20
This Forgotten Bike That Grew Into A Tree
đ« Nobody patheticallyđ«Ą 3 years ago
âHey oak, check out my new bike, itâs fire.â âDats so cool, palm, Iâm getting a sign for my bday.â
David Brown 3 years ago
Just shows how much better things were made back then. Today's bikes would rust and crumble before a tree had time to eat it.
Fraxinus excelsior 3 years ago
If you zoom in to the right, there seems to be a wood nymph/sprite holding the frame.
Shanna Swisher-Robinson 3 years ago
More than one tree, it is being shared by two, soon, possibly 3.
#21
I Lost These Glasses 10 Years Ago. Apparently, This Young Hackberry Has Taken Over Them
Sunny Ferragamo 3 years ago
I'm glad to know how long this takes. I want to give my old glasses to a tree now.
Jo Sargent 3 years ago
10 years outside and your glasses look like this? Nah, don't believe it.
One of them is the Franklin Tree, also known as the Franklinia, which is native to the state of Georgia.
It was collected in the 1800s and never seen in the wild again. Now, however, it's found in over 100 living collections. An encouraging success story when you consider what is at risk if we lose threatened trees.
#22
This Tree Swallowing A Trespassing Sign
Amanda Rose 3 years ago
Did someone actually spray paint the rest of the sign onto the tree trunk to try to keep it visible?
Lindsey 3 years ago
OK I'm back...if you look further on (I don't know what number it will be at by then) there is another tree that has a green sign....it looks the same way. Wonder if it has something to do with the tree absorbing some of the paint? Now this really WILL be on my mind all day.
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Darian Starfrog 3 years ago
It's not paint ..it's a printed plastic sheeting.. used nowadays instead of just painting.. quicker and cheaper for mass production I spose
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#23
This Magic 8 Ball Has Been Here For A Magical 8 Years
#24
This Tree That Has Absorbed Itâs Bench Over The Years
Potty pagan panda 3 years ago
The tree is clearly saying thatâs as stupid place for a wrap around bench
Joseph E Fasciani 3 years ago
It didn't have to be this way, I tell you, it didn't have to be this way...
#25
I Donât Know Why They Had To Replace A Perfectly Good Sign
"Our livelihood is the environment," Pell said. "Trees are one of the most important organisms when it comes to the health of our natural environments here in the United States."
As we can see from the pictures, they really want to live. All we need to do is to help them more than we threaten them.
#26
Trees Get Hangry Too
Henry Wiley 3 years ago
I don't know about others but it looks like it is tea bagging forest king.
Jacqueline Williams 3 years ago
Who is the forest king? If this was a book cover, I would read it for sure.
David Brown 3 years ago
Looks like somebody using that grave marker as a impromptu toilet seat.
Fraxinus excelsior 3 years ago
I think they're old roots, usually used in stumperies
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#27
This Tree Grew Around A Fire Hydrant
#28
A Tree In Front Of My Parent's House Grew Around An Old Hand Grenade
Sunny Ferragamo 3 years ago
For real? That's a hand grenade? What kind of childhood did you have that there was a grenade in front of your parents house that no one worried about? Lol This tree is trying to protect you. This tree loves you. This tree is your parent now.
melaeigh 3 years ago
After figuring out what you meant, I hard lolled and wanted others to understand so, here: "Some poor woodpecker is going to be VERY unhappy"
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Chel Bolin 3 years ago
I had a teacher in Georgia who used a metal detector to find civil war items on her property. One day it sounded off on a tree. It had swallowed and preserved an entire rifle. Someone at Kennesaw laid it down, never picked back up.
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
A. Where the heck do you live that there's hand grenades kicking around? B. Ever occure to ANYONE to report it? Lightening hits that tree(or a car etc) people are going to get hurt. Just because it's old, doesn't mean it's empty
#29
Was Told This Belongs Here. An Oak Tree Growing Around An Electrical Box
ErrorGamer2000 3 years ago
I can't believe they are finally putting outlets in the forests. Now I can effectively make my walks through nature meaningless because I can be starting at my phone the whole time! đ€Ł
jsgriffith 3 years ago
So is it solar power or wind power. Either way, it's definitely green energy.
Kathryn Clark 3 years ago
Hope it's not live wires. Wouldn't that cause a fire if the wiring was pulled?
#30
A Victorian-Era Post Box Being Slowly Swallowed By A Tree
Begone Fool 3 years ago
Imagine, far into the future, when it has completely subsumed the box, and someone chooses that spot to start chopping.
Magnolia Bayou Burke 3 years ago
Makes me wonder if there's any mail forgot in there that will be lost forever once the tree takes completely over
#31
Tree Grew Into This Rock And Made A Natural Pickaxe
Autistic McWolferson the Third 3 years ago
I hate to be that guy but... I hope the user knows it has to be sharp for it to be a pick-axe..
ShatteredKnight 3 years ago
Lol ironically, people in medieval Poland used to make clubs by cutting into thin ash saplings and wedging sharp pieces of scrap metal or even jagged chunks of flint into the cuts and then letting the sapling grow around the pieces for a few years to lock them in and then cutting it down to pretty much baseball bat length. High tech? No. Devastatingly effective when you're an unarmored peasant conscript fighting other unarmored peasant conscripts and even professional soldiers with decent armor? You betcha.
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#32
This Tree Grew Over A Grave Stone And Took The Cross With It
SCP-3998 3 years ago
Its destroying religious iconography lol not sure how that's liking it
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Marvin HoG 3 years ago
I'd be cool with that, I'm going to return to the earth anyway. Why not let take my grave
#33
My Basketball Hoop From The 90s
Joseph E Fasciani 3 years ago
This is the time for you to run a scientific test: "Is it at the same level as when you were playing?"
#34
It Knows No Limits. Tree Consumes Metal Sign On The Hiking Trail
#35
Saw This On My Lunch Break Yesterday
Potty pagan panda 3 years ago
Feel sorry for the tree really, nothing would like a pole in its side
#36
Found A Trail With A Bunch Of These
InvincibleRodent 3 years ago
That brown bear is probably glued/nailed to the bark. The tree would have taken years to grow around it, and the fabric looks pretty much new...
Autistic McWolferson the Third 3 years ago
Invincible is right. Glad someone said it. No way the fur looks this good if a tree had time to grow around it... are... are people actually naive enough to believe something like this?.... really? Jeeeeeez that's.... that's a whole other level of nativity. Like... child-like nativity...
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Shayne Randlett 3 years ago
I spend a lot of time exploring the woods by Jeep. Every once in a while I come across weird things on the side of trails. I found this fancy boy several miles down an extremely rocky trail a couple of years ago. He might be a cousin to the bears in the picture. He was still there the last time I was out that way - if I see him again I'll have to ask if he knows these guys... 20211027_1...5859a1.jpg 
Polar Bear 3 years ago
I hope someone takes him home with them abd gets these poor bears unstuck from the tree!
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Rylosalex 3 years ago
If you go down to the woods today, you better go in disguise
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If you walk into woods and someone is torturing teddy bears, turn around and leave
Wendy Schkade 3 years ago
Reminds me of the song . The teddy bears picnic. If you go down to the woods today etc.
Anne McKinney 3 years ago
And he kept walking?? I'm pretty sure I'd nope right on out of there.
#37
Motorcycle In Pine. Laconia, NH
h3llraiz3r 929 3 years ago
Either 2 motorcycles or 1 stretched out frame.
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David Brown 3 years ago
Outside a mechanics shop I worked at after highschool had a tree with a big block Chevy engine in it.
Shayne Randlett 3 years ago
Laconia is my home town and I only live about an hour from there now. I still have a lot of relatives there - I'll have to ask if anyone knows where this is. I've never heard anyone mention it but I'd love to see it.
Kara Kjellander 3 years ago
Corner of Rollercoaster & Parade Rd. You're welcome
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Savannah Finn 3 years ago
yah idk bc its really long and the tree has no warping... still cool tho!
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
Yeah unless the tree seperated the chassis, this was man made for illusion
#38
Found At The Abandoned Detroit Packard Plant, A Tree Consuming A Fire Hydrant
đ« Nobody patheticallyđ«Ą 3 years ago
It is 2022,This is a time when trees have their own water bottles.
Henry Wiley 3 years ago
Is the out of order sign really needed. Who would look at that and think " let's use that one "
D00FINSHMERTZ 3 years ago (edited)
I used to go to Raves and illegal DJ shows there in the 90's... Where does time go?
najafa 3 years ago
It's a commentary on Detroit's downfall at the hands of Asian auto companys and our traitorous shopping for unamerican autos! No good deed goes unpunished! :(
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Sycamore Tree In France Looks A Bit Menacing After Devouring This No Parking Sign
Kayden Campbell 3 years ago (edited)
I didn't know I couldn't park there officer, the tree ate the sign!
DreamSMPistheBest2# 3 years ago
So we CAN park. Police: Can't u see the no parking sign? Man:Where?
#40
Tree Sucking On The Silhouette Of A Hiker
#41
This Helpful Tree
#44
This Tree Trunk That Grew Around Cannonballs From The American Civil War
#45
Someone Found This While Splitting Logs
Will Cable 3 years ago
If the film is still inside and can be developed I wonder what is on it.
#46
My Grandpa Hung His Skates On A Small Tree When He Was Younger. He Forgot He Had Left Them There And Found Them Years Later
Tim Douglass 3 years ago
Depending on the variety of tree (and that looks kind of coniferous) that might only take 2-5 years to grow in to the extent in the picture. I once cut down a 20" diameter fir tree that was only 12 years old.
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Invasive Tree Swallowed The Street Light
#48
Tree Consuming Children... Sign
#49
Freak Of Nature
#50
A Forgotten Toy
#51
This Tree Engulfed The Christmas Lights
Vyxsin (she/her) 3 years ago
The burnt out bulb that killed the entire stand is buried somewhere in there!
#52
Tree Grows Between Metal And Latex Paint, Eating The Sign But Leaving It Readable
#53
A Set Of Elk Horns Someone Hung In A Tree About 50 Years Ago
#54
This Ficus Tree That Grew Around This Safe
#55
Found My Dad's Bottle Opener
#58
My Grandparents' Old Clothesline Has Been On This Tree For So Long That It Has Started To Fuse With The Tree
#59
My Sister's Tree Is Eating Her Fence
#60
The Hook I Installed For A Hammock In My Backyard
#61
This Old Wagon Wheel Got Absorbed By A Tree
#64
Slooooorp
#65
Anyone Need Some Chains?
Vyxsin (she/her) 3 years ago
The most GD disturbing image on this thread so far!
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#68
Mmm... Live Electricity
#69
Found In Hattiesburg, MS
Staysafewarmdry 3 years ago (edited)
Since trees grow height from the top and breadth by adding outer layers of cambium, this bike did not start at the ground and end up several feet off the ground years later.
Rachel Connot 3 years ago
It looks like the bike was disassembled and put on the tree. The length between the seat and handle bars is way too long.
#70
Tree Eating Up A Pole With A Sign
#72
The Way This Tree Grew Around A Fence
#73
These Trees In Philadelphia That Grew Around Their Cages Like It's No Big Deal
René Sauer 3 years ago
Just imagine in 100 years or so (when nobody remembers anymore) the city decides to cut the trees for some reason. The worker starts up his chainsaw, begins to cut and bang! the chainsaw gets rebound when hitting the metal.
Yoga Kitty 3 years ago
Yes, things like this lead to very unpleasant surprises when cutting or splitting fire wood...
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#74
My Dad And I Started Giving Tree "Food" 15 Years Ago
Freddie Torsten 3 years ago
Wtf??? Don't do that!! There might be toxins and stuff in that bike!! Who would do this???
Lynn Morello 3 years ago
Nope, that bike is too new as well as a new tire and rims. Photoshop, I would guess.
#76
Found This Sucked In Stone At The Verdon Canyon. Made A Lamp Out Of It
#77
Picture Of A Photo At My Doctorâs Office. Photographer Called It âMilk, It Does A Body Woodâ
#78
Was Walking Around My Neighbourhood And Found This Interesting Piece
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#80
There's A Belt In This Tree
SpongeBob Pineapple 3 years ago
Don't break off my branches for "switches". Here, use this belt instead.
#85
Looks Like Someone Has A Drinking Problem
#86
My Parent's Tree Ate An Anchor. More Than 40 Years Ago
#87
The Way This Tree Has Grown Around These Signs
#89
The Way This Tree Grew Into This Fence
#97
The Gravestone Is Being Devoured By The Tree. Brookwood, UK
#99
Tree Iron
#105
The Way This Tree Grew Over The Railing
#108
This Tree That Grew Around A Bowl
#113
My Friend's Mom Found This Awesome Piece Of Wood Swallowing A Rock
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What do you think ?
Pieter LeGrande 3 years ago
And that's why they run a metal detector over trees before running them through the sawmill
Deborah Harris 3 years ago
Proof that once we are all gone, Nature will once more have the Earth 🌎
Quitethedilemma 3 years ago
All these poor trees having to grow around and absorb our trash. Like a lot of this stuff could have been removed long before the trees ate them. It may look cool but I find this sad and it must be harmful in some way.
Wisteria Lacoss-Arnold 3 years ago
It is very harmful. A tree's bark is like a humans skin. Imagine having a sign grow into your skin! It is very painful and opens them up to infection and other nasty things. If the object is wrapped around the trunk their is also a good chance of it cutting off the circulation and literally strangling the tree to death! If you ever see anything wrapped around a tree's trunk or limbs please take it off!
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Savannah Finn 3 years ago
there was a kiddo book, and it was about a brand new red bike that got "swallowed" by a tree. The bike was real, and it actually happened but the book was about the fictional backstory. each of these pictures gave me serious nostalgia lol
Donna Sarda 3 years ago (edited)
For an astounding novel where trees form more than a backdrop (won Pulitzer 2018), read The Overstory by Richard Powers.
Pieter LeGrande 3 years ago
And that's why they run a metal detector over trees before running them through the sawmill
Deborah Harris 3 years ago
Proof that once we are all gone, Nature will once more have the Earth 🌎
Quitethedilemma 3 years ago
All these poor trees having to grow around and absorb our trash. Like a lot of this stuff could have been removed long before the trees ate them. It may look cool but I find this sad and it must be harmful in some way.
Wisteria Lacoss-Arnold 3 years ago
It is very harmful. A tree's bark is like a humans skin. Imagine having a sign grow into your skin! It is very painful and opens them up to infection and other nasty things. If the object is wrapped around the trunk their is also a good chance of it cutting off the circulation and literally strangling the tree to death! If you ever see anything wrapped around a tree's trunk or limbs please take it off!
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there was a kiddo book, and it was about a brand new red bike that got "swallowed" by a tree. The bike was real, and it actually happened but the book was about the fictional backstory. each of these pictures gave me serious nostalgia lol
Donna Sarda 3 years ago (edited)
For an astounding novel where trees form more than a backdrop (won Pulitzer 2018), read The Overstory by Richard Powers.
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