When we walk in nature, we will see many trees growing, and they look so calm and stable, but, you know what?It's amazing how capable these trees are able to devour things. This power is both powerful and mysterious, and we can't help but be amazed. A tree straddling the wall
A tree was found in the abandoned factory, which devoured a fire hydrant
After 10 months, the tree almost swallowed a key
A tree sucks the silhouette of a hiker
Pine motorcycles. 
Told it belongs here. An oak tree that grows around the electrical box
Arms held high and smiling
Hungry trees", slowly devouring the park's benches
The tree devoured the Buddha statue
If you look closer, the "open eyes" look like the bones of a small body
Saw this yesterday during my lunch break.
Just wrap a sapling around a wheel, make sure it stays there, and just wait. The rest is left to the tree.
The trees in the park suck on the swings.
Natural seats.
A string of such traces was found.
The tree grows around this sign, leaving only the word "help".
The tree grows around a face-to-face stone sculpture that looks as if there is a green person trapped inside.
Whoever added a pair of eyes, he was a legend.
A sycamore tree devoured this no-parking sign.
I'm a postman and I deliver to this mailbox every day.
The tree grows around the fire hydrant.
This sculpture of Jesus in an abandoned cemetery in Poland is slowly being absorbed by a tree.
The tree peeled off the paint from the sign just to cover itself with paint.
The forgotten bike grew into a tree.
I lost these glasses 10 years ago. Apparently, this young Pushu has taken them over.
A mailbox is slowly swallowed up by a tree.
I don't know why they changed a very good logo.
It looks like the tree has a butt just to sit on it.
The tree grew into this stone and became a natural axe.
The tree grew on a tombstone and took the cross.
It's kind of my basketball hoop from the 90s.
Soon, this magical No. 8 ball will be completely devoured.
The tree has absorbed its bench over the years.
The tree swallowed a sign that read Trespass.
A cannonball that was devoured.