Photo via: treeof40fruit.com  

 

Tree Tunnel, Australia

Photo via: onebigphoto.com 

 

Huge 750 years old sequoia tree, California

Photo via: worldnewsbeast.blogspot.com 

 

The Angel Oak Tree

Photo via: vingle.net

 

Amazing Tree, Socotra Island, Yemen

Photo via: viralforest.com

 

Dragon Blood Tree

Photo via: qz.com

 

Pando, the Trembling Giant

Photo via: wikipedia.org

Pando, or the Trembling Giant, is a remarkable massive colony of a single quaking aspen trees spread over more than 100 acres in Utah. Every tree in the area shoots from a single organism, and they share a giant underground root system. It’s estimated that Pando collectively weighs 6,615 tons, making it the heaviest living organism on the planet.

Montezuma Cypress: The Tule Tree

Photo via: mnn.com

 

The Tule Tree, or El Árbol del Tule, is a Montezuma cypress tree on the grounds of a church in Santa María del Tule in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. It measures more than 119 feet around but is only 116 feet high (To put that in perspective, the General Sherman is 275 feet high and 102 feet around). It’s believed that the tree is about 2000 years old. Local legend holds that the tree was planted 1,400 years ago by a priest of the Aztec storm god. According to National Geographic, it is the inspiration for an annual festival in Oaxaca celebrated on the second Monday of October. 
 

Chandelier Tree

Photo via: jclillis.com