Most Amazing Reproduction Cycle You've Ever HeardThis is the most amazing reproduction behavior story I’ve ever heard. It involves a very carrying mothering. It involves… fire. It involves… a tree. And the tree is not the place for some hot loving… actually, I am wrong: the tree is the place for the hot loving. AND the tree is the one who does the loving. Yep. The hot one. Douglas Firs grow to be some of the oldest trees in the world. Do you know anybody else (plant or, ha-ha, fauna), who can beat the 1000 year old record? These trees find it a piece of cake. The sycamores and redwoods in California can accomplish some of these feats. They grow really-really wide. The Douglas Fir does no such thing. It is a modern fashion diva: slim, tall and sexy, with its gorgeous mane of gentle looking needles more than 300 feet up high in the sky. While she is young, they bring joy and beauty to the littlest Canadians: young Douglas Firs make the most attractive Christmas Trees. And the mature, fully grown beauties would be a bit hard to decorate with Christmas lights: the tallest one today holds a record of 316 feet high! It hurts the neck to tip the head back far enough to see this treetops disappear in the clouds. This gorgeous tree-diva is not just tall. She is a true sun worshiper. She hates the shade, she has to be fully bathing in the sun beans for the whole world to admire her beauty. And the little babies that she sprouts here and there, follow her lead: they desperately crave every drop of sun there is. This amazing tree-diva is the most devoted mom I’ve ever seen in in a plant world. She helps her babies to get more sun. How can she do that? Through extremely careful family planning. And really hot reproduction practices. Literary hot. She needs a… fire. Yes, the terrifying forest fire can be incredibly beneficial for the natural forest lifestyle. Douglas Tree is welcoming it with all its might. Why would a tree be welcoming fire, you would ask? Can’t it burn?!
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