One tree bigger than a football field. 🌳⚽

In Brazil, there is a tree that looks like a "whole forest," which is actually the same tree as the whole system.

The tree is called the Cashew of Pirangi, or Cajueiro de Pirangi, located in Parnamirim, Rio Grundy Dorte.

This giant cashew tree is recorded by Guinness World Records as the largest cashew tree in the world.

It sprawls over 8,400-9,000 square meters, larger than a standard football field.

The specialty is genetic disorders.

Its branches do not rise, but run parallel to the ground, and when it touches the ground, it breaks new roots and becomes a new trunk again and again, so that it looks like a small forest, which is actually linked from the same taproot.

The tree is believed to have been planted by fishermen in c.1888 and is now more than 130 years old.

Today it has become a major tourist attraction of Brazil, with wooden walkways being built for tourists to walk through the magic of "a single tree that covers the entire forest."