r/BeAmazed • u/Super-Stevie117 • 4h ago

Nature Life finds a way. “The Green Pearl”, a wild pistachio tree growing in the heart of a huge rock in Arsanjan, Fars Province, Iran.

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u/mayankkaizen 3h ago

Conversely, plants find a way to die at my home.

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u/Hokusaj 3h ago

😂

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u/cnicalsinistaminista 1h ago

What are you not telling us? What do you do to your plants, Sirm? That they die in the safety of your home… hmmm
https://giphy.com/gifs/3gNotAoIRZsb9UHPnj

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u/mayankkaizen 1h ago

I guess those fuckers get lazy when they get what their parents struggled for. And then they die.

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u/cnicalsinistaminista 1h ago

Lazy photosynthesizers

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u/StatementPotential53 3h ago

What a disappointment to have to travel that far just to have a difficult time opening nuts.

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u/Zonel 3h ago

Aren’t they technically seeds and also need to be roasted to open them. No firewood for roasting either.

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u/fastgr 2h ago

Nah, you can eat them as is if they're ripe, just peel.

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u/french_snail 3h ago

Well, I see at least one source of fire wood in the video 

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u/franklyiam 4h ago

Amazing

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u/ch7mbucket 3h ago

Amazing that the rest of landed area doesn't seem to hold any tree as big

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u/futuristicaunty 4h ago

I love whatever music this is

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u/Full_Breadfruit_5685 3h ago

Now America is going to bomb it.

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u/Laymanao 1h ago

That tree survived, its peers did not.

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u/Infamous-Echo-2961 1h ago

Found the next bouldering project boys!

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u/Cherry-Cinnabon 53m ago

Looks amazing, nature is mesmerizing

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u/Fireball-196 36m ago

Mother Nature is awesome- proof provided right here. Thanks for sharing.

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u/Flashy_Gap_3015 2h ago

Interesting that the tree and rock’s perimeter don’t have the same scrub ground vegetation as the rest of the surrounding terrain, likely because the tree roots sip up all the water.

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u/One_Inspection_1575 1h ago

Or it’s because of high foot traffic to look at the tree, there’s literally an entire path void of vegetation leading to it

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u/Washburn201961 4h ago

It's probably ashes by now.