Trees are full of surprises. Here are fast and fun facts about the green giants surrounding and protecting us!
One large tree can supply a day’s worth of oxygen for four people!
Trees absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, making our air cleaner and fresher. Planting a tree today could mean fresh air for your friends tomorrow!
Trees use a network of soil fungi, the “Wood Wide Web,” to communicate.
This underground network allows trees to share nutrients and warn each other about pests. Imagine trees whispering secrets beneath your feet!
The oldest tree, Methuselah, is over 4,800 years old!
Methuselah was already ancient when the pyramids were built. That’s some serious tree wisdom!
The dragon’s blood tree releases red sap that looks like blood.
A slightly spooky fact perfect for Halloween—a tree with magical “blood”!
Trees provide homes for about 80% of the world’s terrestrial animals and plants.
Understanding trees as vital habitats helps kids appreciate the importance of protecting them.
The tallest tree, Hyperion, stands at 379.7 feet tall.
Imagine a tree taller than the Statue of Liberty! It’s a natural wonder worth visiting.
A large oak tree can release 40,000 gallons of water into the atmosphere each year.
Trees play a crucial role in the water cycle, acting like natural fountains.
You can tell a tree’s age by counting its rings.
Each ring tells a year of the tree’s life. Next time you see a tree stump, count the rings!
The manchineel tree is one of the most poisonous trees in the world.
Nature’s reminder to look but not touch. It’s a thrilling fact about the diversity of trees.
The Great Banyan tree covers about 3.5 acres.
Imagine walking through a tree that’s like a leafy palace—a true explorer’s dream!
Now that you’ve learned neat things about trees- lets work together and help our green guardians to return the favor!
