The tree no one notices… until you go inside pic.twitter.com/J1HEnvkFM3
— Nature is Amazing ☘️ (@AMAZlNGNATURE) November 19, 2025
The video depicts a massive, ancient tree—likely a tulip poplar or similar species—with a vast hollow trunk repurposed as a secret lounge featuring lounge chairs, entered by people in pink shirts, showcasing nature's hidden architectural wonders.
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, a popular account focused on wildlife and discoveries, the content exploded to 2.3 million views and 71,000 likes within a day, sparking replies with videos of other ancient trees like the 500-year-old Arbour Oak in Nottingham.
Hollow formations in veteran trees arise from fungal heart rot, yet studies in Forest Ecology and Management show such trees often outlive solid ones by centuries, as outer sapwood sustains growth, turning decay into durable, enterable spaces.
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