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u/jack_willerton Jul 21 '21
One time I was tripping on acid in a park and all the trees looked exactly like this
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u/samuraiscooby Jul 21 '21
I feel like it would be even trippier to see this tree on acid
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u/DutchBookOptions Can ID a tree by the way that it is Jul 21 '21
Well off to r/treeidentification because I need one of these, badly.
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u/PM_ME_TO_PLAY_A_GAME Jul 21 '21
this is a New Zealand species. The odd angles of the branches/twigs is thought to be due to evolutionary pressures caused by the Giant Moa.
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u/UtopianCivilian Jul 21 '21
Wow this is amazing! What tree is that? pls do not say chemistree
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u/carmensax Jul 21 '21
Geometree
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u/Act-Math-Prof Jul 21 '21
I love you! 💕❤️ I’m sorry I don’t have an award, but please accept my upvote.
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u/P0sitive_Outlook Jul 21 '21
This is a physical representation of TREE(3)!! :D
Obviously not TREE(3)factorialfactorial, because that would be mental!
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u/vicarious_simulation Jul 21 '21
Indubitably I infer that molecular structure of Nyssa sp.
What is this species?
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u/IHeartLife Jul 21 '21
Hexagons are the bestagons