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Check out all the moments this tree lived through

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Civixplorer1 year ago

The oldest Olive tree in the world is in Greece. This tree is 3,500 years old.

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Malarkey Roofing Products1 year ago

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Steven Ratnik1 year ago

In eastern California, a Great Basin bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva) known as Methuselah has long been considered Earth's oldest living thing. According to tree-ring data, Methuselah is 4,853 years old — meaning it was well established by the time ancient Egyptians built the pyramids at Giza.

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Midwestnet1 year ago

It's amazing that this living thing stood for so many centuries. I wonder how long it would have continued to grow had it not been cut down.

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ViralVibe1 year ago

800 year old Ginkgo tree in South Korea

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TastyTrailsTech1 year ago

In California these type of trees are typically the giant redwood trees

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The Crypto Monk1 year ago

Experienced all these things to end up as an ikea bed frame

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Kimber Le1 year ago

Interesting! The combination of dendrochronology, historical records, and sometimes isotopic or genetic analysis allows researchers to piece together the "life story" of trees, linking their growth patterns to broader historical and environmental narratives.

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Travis Helms ❤️❤️1 year ago

Trees are magical beings

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HunsTactical1 year ago

Trees are memorizing things, capable of living through so much

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Deadfish1 year ago

Who knows how many more moments the tree could’ve lived through, why do we have to kill everything around us?

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