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u/Lucy-Sitter 6h ago
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u/pinkypie80 6h ago
Same. I want to live under there. Like the elves in the LOTR movies. I got a feeling of peace and comfort the second the camera went in there. Saving this little clip.
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u/socialmediaignorant 3h ago
Same. I think this tree looks like shelter to our primitive brain and we then feel safe. Just like most bodies of water provide peace to us. It’s programmed. We just have to ignore it most our lives which is so sad. That tree is majestic.
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u/Internet_Wanderer 3h ago
I've always wanted to construct a structure from woven willow branches stuck into the ground so they grow together and become an actual tree house
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u/A_VERY_LARGE_DOG 6h ago
Young people been getting up to no damn good under this tree for millennia…
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u/weirdgroovynerd 6h ago
This looks perfect for a hammock and a book.
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u/kilobitch 6h ago
The spiders who live there think so too!
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u/Baldazar666 5h ago
Some of us are grown adults and are not scared of tiny non-venomous spiders.
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u/not_so_subtle_now 2h ago
I live in an area infested by non-venomous spiders. We have an uncomfortable truce and they control a portion of my yard. I do not go there.
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u/SuspiciousBonus9175 6h ago
I’d wanna snooze here
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u/SerPavan 30m ago
Its probably really hot in there, the leaves and branches will break any breeze from flowing in.
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u/SirDivesALot06 6h ago
I do apologise, but I do not think that this is a cashew tree, nor is it from Pirangi. Cashew trees have big, round, wide leaves and are common to tropical weather (neither appear to be the case in the video). Also, the Pirangi Cashew Tree (the biggest in the world) is way bigger than that tree and it's not located in a forest. It is in the middle of Pirangi Beach, in Parnamirim, Northeast Brazil. Here's a video showing it: https://youtu.be/cvwQ4w0qAZw?si=YWridih2l0CqpCi3
It might not be as glamorous as it is in the video posted, but it is still a marvel of nature and humungous in real life. It is definitely a must checking it out when in Northeast Brazil!
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u/MangoCats 4h ago
The Pirangi reminds me of oaks we have around here, lots of shade under the low canopy, and the branches eventually come down to touch ground 20-30' away from the trunk.
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u/_SirChargelot_ 2h ago
This looks more like the "Hexen Wald"(Witches Wood) in the Semperwood on the Isle of Rügen in Northern Germany.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/8rLG1M1dU2Q5VCwr6
Those tree are called something like "Crippled Beeches" in German.
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u/Kindly-House1782 6h ago
Cashew trees and raw cashews have the same toxin as poison ivy, urishiol.
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u/HoboArmyofOne 6h ago
So do mangoes.
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u/MangoCats 4h ago
With the mangoes I had, it was the sap going into the fruit that was irritating, the fruit itself had no such irritants.
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u/Darkest_Rahl 6h ago
Is that why my butt itches?
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u/UnethicalExperiments 6h ago
I think your trying to ingest it from the wrong end
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u/Darkest_Rahl 6h ago
Explain
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u/UnethicalExperiments 6h ago
I could, but it's gonna be 3.99 a minute. 2.99 of you want a really bad attempt at a sultry womans voice.
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u/RN_Renato 6h ago
Ig u mean the cashew seed in specific, we use the fruit to make juice in Brazil and it's fine (other than the feeling that the juice is eating you back)
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u/stargarnet79 6h ago
Yeah I had a super idiot moment when I first encountered cashews. Damn that shit is sticky and I felt really dumb for trying to peel it.
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u/qathran 5h ago
And rice contains inorganic arsenic.
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u/orcusgrasshopperfog 4h ago
It's a hostile world everything is trying to kill us. Every time you draw a breath the oxygen denatures your DNA. I mean chemically speaking just the act of being alive is a controlled slow burn.
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u/frisbeethecat 3h ago
Everything that is, is fire. * Herokleitos
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u/orcusgrasshopperfog 1h ago
2,300 years before the invention of the lighter Herokleitos was spitting fire.
To think...humans went around 300k years before a convenient instant way of starting fires was invented. Around the same amount of time for toilet paper. Hell, toilet paper wasn't splinter free until the 1930s... I think about that more than I probably should.
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u/Key-Doubt6314 6h ago
That is a fae-wild gate, and you all just fell for the trap, good work dumbasses (I would too, screw reality)
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u/SaveusJebus 6h ago
If this was on my property, there would already have been some comfy chairs and tables and anything else I could fit under there to chill out all day.
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u/AdPrior939 6h ago
This is an oasis, I would love to lay down in the middle of these trees and look up, how magical!
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u/Imaginary_Ad_9682 6h ago
I miss FarmVille
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u/Prisinners 6h ago
Is that where the music is from or does this make you nostalgic for some other reason?
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u/Imaginary_Ad_9682 6h ago
Oh just a high thought sorry. I feel like I remember Cashew trees giving you high dollar yields on your crops.
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u/c0mb0bulati0n 6h ago
Thats where you set up your camp site.. looks magical with the tree being a canopy
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u/AbbreviationsHour410 6h ago
Looks like Zelda
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u/Conscious-Bite1 5h ago
Damn I had to scroll a lot further than I expected to find this! Korok tree! My first thought too.
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u/CormoranNeoTropical 6h ago
This is amazing.
However I’m wondering if this tree gives you a poison ivy like rash.
If so I’m very glad I’m only seeing it on my screen.
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u/Gabby-Abeille 2h ago
I don't know if this one specifically does, but my childhood friend had a very similar one in her farm (albeit much smaller) and it did give us a rash when we went there exploring, once. Her parents were pretty upset. Good thing her mom was a nurse.
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u/Bornagain4karma 4h ago
Imagine the number of stories it would have been included in if it grew in Europe or Asia.
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u/Mean-Talk-7408 4h ago
What a selfish tree ! Forbidding any other plant to drink light . His greed sickens me !
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u/Few-Wonder-957 4h ago edited 3h ago
Hang a few light sources and place some around the place, and the visits at night would be phenomenal!
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u/retro808 3h ago
I used to go to this nature trail park in the middle of the city when I was a kid, there were a couple trees/bushes like this that felt like magic when you went inside, there was obvious signs that people would toke there too like swisher wraps
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u/Inner_Lawlessness 3h ago
There's a movie from Colombia called The Wind Journeys. A young man becomes a drummer under a tree much like this.
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u/vmachiel 3h ago
Just.. stop with the music please. Let me pick my own damn thoughts and emotions here
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u/_SirChargelot_ 2h ago
This looks more like the "Hexen Wald"(Witches Wood) in the Semperwood on the Isle of Rügen in Northern Germany.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/8rLG1M1dU2Q5VCwr6
Those tree are called something like "Crippled Beeches" in German.
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u/HoLeeFuk93 2h ago
Das ist weder ein Cashewbaum, noch steht der in Brasilien. Es sind die bekannten ,,Krüppelbuchen" aus dem Hexenwald Lietzow.
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u/Ok-Trip-1634 1h ago
Hate to be that person, but that’s 9,800 km (6,000 mi) away from Brazil:
https://www.ruegenmagic.de/Sehenswertes/waldpark-semper.htm
And those are beech trees, not cashew trees.
Still, the place is magic.
Source: Was there myself on Sunday.
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u/powercow 52m ago
The World’s Oldest Cashew Tree: Cashew of Pirangi
its all one tree, the other things that look like trees are branches that reached the ground and rooted
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u/OMYGoodnesz 40m ago
my grandparents had these huge hedges in front of their house, and one of them was hollow inside like this, i spent so much time in there, it was like it's own little world, especially as an 8 year old
when they died we sold the house and the new owners chopped down the hedges, kinda sad, but this really reminds me of that feeling i had hanging out in those hedges as a kid lol
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u/ness-xergling 8m ago
Beautiful.
I don't think this is a cashew tree though.
If it is, all of it is contact poisonous. Even the nuts must first be heat treated at high temperatures before being sold. 'Raw cashews' sold to be eaten are actually not raw at all, but have undergone high heat treatment at least once.
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u/qualityvote2 6h ago edited 5h ago
u/TerraByteTerror, your post does fit the subreddit!