Hold for a moment and do not tell the appearance of a tree in the photo below is a photo editing. Nothing deceptive but this is a real tree floating in the air.
This unique tree you'll find at Kalaloch Beach, Olympic National Park, Washington. Some people call it the "tree of life" because although apparently not attached to the ground or just hanging suspended in the air, but the tree is still alive like the other. Seen with green leaves and stalks are large and strong.
The tree is including the type of Sitka spruce. It stands upright on the cliff partly landslides caused by erosion which eroded the soil which is right underneath.
The tree is hanging to the ground with just a few tendrils of roots, and the majority of vines spread their roots so that it looks like floating in the air. Interestingly, a large tree was still able to grow and thrive even though there was no ground underneath.
Regarding the cause, no one knows for sure why this tree is not uprooted during intense storms that hit the coast. Until recently it was still standing unshaken by exposure to erosion and storms.
This unique tree you'll find at Kalaloch Beach, Olympic National Park, Washington. Some people call it the "tree of life" because although apparently not attached to the ground or just hanging suspended in the air, but the tree is still alive like the other. Seen with green leaves and stalks are large and strong.
The tree is including the type of Sitka spruce. It stands upright on the cliff partly landslides caused by erosion which eroded the soil which is right underneath.
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| Image source: Amusing Planet |
Regarding the cause, no one knows for sure why this tree is not uprooted during intense storms that hit the coast. Until recently it was still standing unshaken by exposure to erosion and storms.
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| Image source: Amusing Planet |
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| Image source: Amusing Planet |
Source: Amusing Planet
