Beautiful Trees That Seem to Have Come from Another World
A dragon tree, Socotra Island
Sometimes when you look at the landscapes around you — especially if you visit a remote place — they seem to have been copied from the pages of a fantasy book.
One of the most vivid ways in which life around us sometimes assumes an air of otherworldliness is in the shape and appearance of the trees.
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- Young mango trees under water
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- A dragon tree, Socotra Island
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- Bottle trees, Socotra Island
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- Tree in Ficus, Philippines
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- Quiver tree, Namibia
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- Bristlecone pine — the oldest trees on Earth
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- Wisteria trees, Japan
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- Cypress trees, Caddo Lake
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- Mushroom-shaped tree
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- Japanese maple
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- Rainbow Eucalyptus trees, Hawaii
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- The baobab trees of Madagascar
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- Frankenstein tree
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