The Tree of Life Still Sprouts Fresh Green Leaves every Spring Despite its Roots having very Little Contact with Soil

Sometimes human brain is stun with the unusual growth of nature. They make their way with their own rules and could not stop because of tenacious behavior. Such as a tree, which is nestled in the Olympic National Park in Washington that appears to defy the laws of gravity? The tree is hanging for life, stretched over a big void and managed to attach in place by a few tough tendrils of root. The astonishing growth of tree has resulted from the cliff slowly eroding as the time passes, and despite this the giant tree continues to flourish. Moreover, many of the tree's roots can be seen hanging and exposed, with a large cave having formed underneath. Thus, the hollowed area, usually famous as “Tree Root Cave”, is said to have been caused by a stream that flows to the Kalaloch beach at the base of the growth.

The unbelievable tree still accomplishes to sprout fresh green leaves every spring in spite of its roots having very little contact with soil, and number of storms didn’t hurt it. The tree hasn’t toppled over and has remained resilient. However, tree hasn’t had any official name, but it is usually famous as “The tree of life” and “The Runaway Tree”. This majestic nature flourished tree is hanging is not the only one that has managed to thrive in unusual circumstances. Another Tree of Life has been perplexing tourists for years in Bahrain. The Unesco-protected tree is around 400 years old and it is situated in the desert and is the only tree growing for miles around in spite of there being no clear water supply. It is thought its deep root systems account for its infrequent reach of water, though the tree still remains an unidentified. The Crooked Forest of Gryfino in Poland is also a natural prodigy featuring strange curved tree trunks. Furthermore to this, the Silk Cotton Trees of Ta Prohm in Cambodia are a captivating sight to see, with the large roots entwined round the stunning temple.