Adansonia Gibbosa

Adansonia gibbosa, also known as the baobab tree, is a striking and ancient species native to Madagascar. Its massive, swollen trunk and umbrella-like canopy make it one of the most recognizable trees in the world. This plant is known for its longevity, with some individuals living for thousands of years. The baobab plays a vital role in the ecosystem, providing shelter, food, and water to various animals. Despite its resilience, Adansonia gibbosa faces threats from deforestation and climate change.