The Arrogant Tree Species In Madagascar

Because of its arrogance, the baobab tree has been "exiled" for many years, having to live in the scene where its roots are turned upside down to catch the wind and rain. In Madagascar, on a dusty road or in In remote villages and deserts, the most commonly seen image of tourists is rows of giant baobab trees with huge, sturdy body panels reaching straight up to the blue sky. Looking back from a distance, the baobab is no different from the upside down trees, with the roots growing frilly. The baobab has a height of up to 30 m, many trees are quite large, 20 hugs are not all. Today, this large tree is considered a representative image of Madagascar, symbolizing the relentless rise of the arid, harsh African land

. People who come here are often very excited and enthusiastic about posing with these famous, large and exotic trees, and because of their unique texture, the baobab trees are also covered around them. it's many legends, woven by local people. This legend not only made a strong impression on the community, but also spread throughout Africa They believe that when God created the baobab trees, they would not stand still like the other trees but kept running.



Therefore, in order to manage this plant, God decided to turn them upside down, the tops plunged into the ground, the roots up in the sky. Photo: Thecrowdedplanet. Another legend has it that before, the baobab was created with a very beautiful shape, with flowers and green leaves. Due to being so proud of their beauty, they boast with many other plants. To control this, God decided to turn them upside down to partially conceal the beauty of the trees. One of the most famous places, often visited by tourists in Madagascar is Avenue of Baobabs (Avenue of Baobabs) , near Morondava. Here, you will see a lot of huge baobab trees growing on both sides of the road Not far from the boulevard is home to two exotic trees - Baobab Amoureux.



These are two large baobab trees, growing together like a loving couple. Couples often come here to love themselves or women who wish to have children come to pray. However, a few years ago Madagascar discovered a "goddamn" truth: these two baobab are both male. . Villagers opposed to homosexuality demanded that Baobab Amoureux be removed because they thought they were not clean. Luckily, this has not yet been approved by the government, and the baptism is regarded as a symbol of the African population as a whole, ready to go through all the weather to thrive. Photo: Thecrowdedplanet.Baobab is a beautiful plant, but not easily grows anywhere.



One of the areas they favored as "headquarters" is Madagascar. 6 out of 8 varieties of baobab can only be found in this island nation. In addition, you can see two more varieties of baobab in African countries. Each year, the baobab blooms and bears fruit for a few weeks. The fruit of the baobab is a favorite dish of the indigenous people, as they provide many vitamins. The leaves are used for soup, the stem is a source of fibers, dye and firewood. Empty decayed trees will be remodeled into a unique natural house. In addition, it is also the uniqueness of this plant that has attracted tourism to Madagascar, contributing to improving the poverty of the local people.



Today, the plant is useful for the lives of indigenous people. This is in danger of extinction. More and more trees are dying because their roots cannot adapt to flooding, or are cut down by humans. People often cut down the baobab trees to make room for livestock and agriculture. Before this situation, the Madagascar government introduced measures to save the baobab trees. One of them is the plan to re-plant giant trees with conservation measures. According to Vnexpress.net *** Source:.

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