30 Times Trees Grew in the Most Unexpected Places

30 Times Trees Grew in the Most Unexpected Places

Most of the trees we see every day grow in familiar ways and follow predictable patterns. But some take a far more aggressive approach. Trees growing on top of other trees, roots forcing their way into buildings, and trunks splitting concrete are all examples of nature pushing back — sometimes dangerously.

Below are some striking examples of trees growing where they clearly shouldn’t be. Scroll down and see what nature is capable of — and ask yourself if you’ve ever spotted something like this in your own area.

#1 This wonderful specimen s**king on a tunnel ceiling

bykatvchdcom

#2 Delicious bricks

kylekad

#3 Let that sink in

not-sorry-

#4 Thought you guys might like this.

ShitStainedBallSack

#5 What happens if you ignore the tree guard being too small

reddit33450

#6 My partner was extremely confused as to why we had to stop so I could take a picture. You guys are the only ones that understand me.

AverageFormer

#7 Who knew there was specially grown axe shaft trees

reglardude

#8 A***ole tree taking all sits

Unexpected-bug

#9 A 5500 year old tree in Vrindavan, India.

rheamadaan

#10 Do shrubs count?

hamhold

#11 This is insane

reddit

#12 Feasting on some yummy souls

R4dent

#13 A tree being a real bro

KimCureAll

#14 This tree’s days are numbered, so enjoy it’s brutality.

DrH1983

#15 Is this the correct sub for this?

PvtJepperson

#16 Mmmmm, ticks

alephnulleris

#17 “Hey bro, wanna split that bench? It looks really tasty.”

redditbeastmason

#18 Growing around a sign!

reddit

#19 It was suggested I post this here.

jrdufour

#20 This tree grew over the sign, but under the paint.

wilsonnickp1011

#21 This tree that swallowed this light pole, broke it in half, and carried it away.

ryantexas30

#22 Tree munching on a bench

MeNoEvil

#23 These trees are enjoying a red delicious truck.

theguywhoisheretoday

#24 Don’t know if this counts

tannerladd

#25 Tree hugs a dead friend

WappaMan_05

#26 I was told that this belongs here. I took this photo in Ukiah, CA

JesseIsanass

#27 This tree growing on the remains of an old castle.

TedTheHappyGardener

#28 They tried to cut her down but she’s still kicking

laundryman0

#29 What can he say? it’s part of the life CYCLE!

redditbeastmason

#30 Is this Tree Sitting on a boulder acceptable?

EnvironmentalCry1962
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