The tree with the wider trunk in the world is in Latin America: it is the size of a house
In Latin America, an ancient tree of imposing trunk stands as an emblem of nature, culture and history, preserving itself as a living legacy.
In Latin America there is a majestic tree that stands out for its incredible size and longevity. With the wider trunk in the world, this vegetable colossus is a true natural and cultural symbol of its region. He is admired for his imposing presence and his historical connection with local communities. His seniority places him among the longest trees in the world, witnessing centuries of history and changes in his environment. This giant is not only a spectacle of nature, but also an invaluable, protected and venerated heritage as a living legacy for future generations in Latin America. The tree with the wider trunk in the world is in Latin America: it is the size of a casseor says that the tule tree has the wider trunk of the whole world. Autobon of Mexico This specimen has 58 meters of circumference (the tree cup) and 14 meters in diameter. It also is 40 meters high and a weight of approximately 600 tons. Although it is not known exactly what is the age of the Tule tree, it is estimated that it has between 1,500 and 2,000 years of age, which would make it one of the longest living beings in the world. Likewise, in the cortex various animals of animals and other beings can be admired. How is this native tree of Mexico? The roots extend beyond what the view reaches, holding not only its imposing size, but also the ecosystem that surrounds it. ? They say it could be more than one tree, merged into one with the passage of time. A union that counts centuries of coexistence and resistance. ? He lives near a spring, as if water were its secret source of energy. This link gives you strength to resist droughts and continue growing. It is a complete and alive home, a microcosm that beats with him.
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