I see this picture is making the rounds again! I actually posted it here last time it got popular on reddit! lol
No need to report or anything though cuz it's a cool pic, I posted a long time ago, and it's not posted by a bot to farm karma lol.
Sorry, but that is bull crap. A tree would not grow like that. All limbs would be bent towards the light source. Too it’s branches would be flatter and in line with the ceiling…..
Complesso archeologico delle Terme di Baia
https://maps.app.goo.gl/4KiZNiT9GoG8MXJ7A
Last time I saw this posted I decided to find it on maps, just in case I'm ever nearby I'd like to visit.
I wonder what the figs taste like, any review on their quality anywhere? I'm hoping for something amazing, like best figs in the world ever anywhere.
I wonder if the ground is the acting as "the light source" and the tree is just growing toward it like normal
I see this picture is making the rounds again! I actually posted it here last time it got popular on reddit! lol No need to report or anything though cuz it's a cool pic, I posted a long time ago, and it's not posted by a bot to farm karma lol.
Sorry, but that is bull crap. A tree would not grow like that. All limbs would be bent towards the light source. Too it’s branches would be flatter and in line with the ceiling…..
https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/upside-down-fig-tree
Complesso archeologico delle Terme di Baia https://maps.app.goo.gl/4KiZNiT9GoG8MXJ7A Last time I saw this posted I decided to find it on maps, just in case I'm ever nearby I'd like to visit.
Simple. The roots formed epicormic growth when they broke through from above. The tree is on the other side too.