🌳💧 Could trees be directly connected to underground water sources?
Some believe that when 200 ancient trees were cut down, it triggered massive flooding and there might be some truth to it.
In recent viral videos, we see something strange: trees are chopped down... and then water suddenly erupts from the ground beneath them flowing non-stop. 🌊
This video dives into the mystery and explores what might really be happening.
Are waterfalls actually coming from fallen trees? Or is something deeper going on beneath our feet?
🤔 Watch and decide for yourself then drop your thoughts in the comments!
🌳💧 Could trees be directly connected to underground water sources?
Some believe that when 200 ancient trees were cut down, it triggered massive flooding and there might be some truth to it.
In recent viral videos, we see something strange: trees are chopped down... and then water suddenly erupts from the ground beneath them flowing non-stop. 🌊
This video dives into the mystery and explores what might really be happening.
Are waterfalls actually coming from fallen trees? Or is something deeper going on beneath our feet?
🤔 Watch and decide for yourself then drop your thoughts in the comments!
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