Natural Bridge roots of trees

Publicado por Archivado en Curiosity 15 de marzo de 2013

Natural Bridge roots of trees. This really is cactuses, since this bridge was built almost to the root of these old trees. Using hollowed-out betel nut trunks, the tribesmen are able to direct the roots in whatever way they like. When the roots grow all the way across a river, they are allowed to return to the soil, and over time, a strong bridge is formed. It takes up to 10-15 years for a root bridge to develop, but it becomes stronger with each passing year and are known to last for centuries.

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