I WONDER - What Is A Baobab Tree?

The baobab tree, native to Africa, is known for its ability to store large amounts of water, up to 120,000 liters, in its trunk. This adaptation helps it survive long dry seasons. The tree's name, meaning 'bottle', reflects its water storage capability. Baobabs are crucial to the ecosystem, earning the nickname 'tree of life'.

What is the maximum amount of water a baobab tree can store?

What does the name 'baobab' mean and why is it significant?

How does the baobab tree survive during dry seasons?

How much water can a baobab tree store after the rainy season?

Why is the baobab tree referred to as the 'tree of life'?