I'll get a spot.
I'll finish editing before 3 am.
--
The Baobab Tree, scientifically known as the Baobab Tree, has a very unique shape. Its round trunk resembles a water bucket, and the huge treetop canopy has branches that twist and turn in bizarre formations, making the overall shape look like an upside-down carrot planted in the ground.
It can grow very large, with a diameter that can exceed 12 meters, requiring more than 40 people to join hands to circle around it.
However, most Baobab Trees are not very tall, only about 10 meters.
It could be said that every part of it is valuable; if every person in Africa had a 10-meter-tall Baobab Tree, their food problems could be solved by at least half.
The Baobab Tree before us does not have such an exaggerated diameter, but standing at its base, it still looks majestic, like a stone wall painted with white ash blocking our path.
