In Bacoli, Italy, there is a wild fig tree that grows upside down. It is located in the vault of ancient Roman baths, within the archaeological complex of Baia. Initially the tree grew above the vault, but since the roots compromised the structure, it was decided to cut the trunk. After a short time the roots that hung from the ceiling of the vault began to mutate, turning into branches. The tree still produces fruit.
StcStasi on August 8th, 2021 at 19:32 UTC »
In Bacoli, Italy, there is a wild fig tree that grows upside down. It is located in the vault of ancient Roman baths, within the archaeological complex of Baia. Initially the tree grew above the vault, but since the roots compromised the structure, it was decided to cut the trunk. After a short time the roots that hung from the ceiling of the vault began to mutate, turning into branches. The tree still produces fruit.
styroducky on August 8th, 2021 at 19:59 UTC »
For those that have never been, this is what Australia is like.
javajunkie314 on August 8th, 2021 at 20:36 UTC »
Fellow computer scientists, we've found it: a tree growing in the correct direction!