Sometime there are some phenomenon that cannot be explain through reason. And we all know that nature is the best of all. Nature has surprise netizens on social media, with a very peculiar sighting.
A mulberry tree in Montenegro, South-eastern Europe, is seen flow out water like a tap is fit inside its trunk.
The sighting has left social media users confuse as to how it is possible for a tree to flow out water.
This is not the first time that a clip of the mulberry trees of Montenegro spewing out water has surface.
It has now become an annual thing.
Every year, for a day or two, the trees’ barks let water flow through them.
The video that you just saw above is from a village call as Dinosa, in Podgorica, the capital city of Montenegro.
Science Behind it
This village in Podgorica has multiple streams of water.
These streams are foster by a spring.
The spring, when the snow melts or the place experiences heavy rainfall, overflows.
Some part of the spring also flows beneath these mulberry trees.
Due to this, when the overflow occurs, an optimal amount of pressure results in the water rising from underneath the tree, into the hollows of the tree.
The hollows of the tree act as a portal for the spring water to balance the overflow and relieve the pressure.
This marvellous phenomenon is, although annual, a rare sight to behold since it happens only for a day or two.
Such phenomena have spot in other trees as well.
For instance, this tree seems like it is bleeding while being cut.
