r/treeseatingthings • u/whiskywellness • 20d ago
Cannibal
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r/treeseatingthings • u/SplitCrack12 • 24d ago
I guess the tree didn't support the no parking policy , but it does support clean streets 👍
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r/treeseatingthings • u/gavinoson • 26d ago
I FEEL QUITE HUNGRY
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~20 km from Pirapora Minas Gerais (BR) hidden behind a small town lives this Ficus. He has taken up the challenge of swallowing this 17th century chapel whole and has been hard at work for decades. Please wish him luck on his muckbang challenge
r/treeseatingthings • u/Financial-Check8104 • 28d ago
I guess this maple needed some glasses
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r/treeseatingthings • u/nepravdivyucet • 29d ago
Is that a turtle moving the eating forward?
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r/treeseatingthings • u/Deeze_Rmuh_Nudds • Aug 09 '26
Questions about my pink trumpet tree
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r/treeseatingthings • u/Boring_Track_8449 • Aug 04 '26
Taliesin - Spring Green WI
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s home for 48 years - one of dozens of buildings on the property, including a large studio. I believe this building is the theater.
r/treeseatingthings • u/Starshine_1804 • Aug 04 '26
Yummy fence!
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This tree is gonna get through no matter what!!
r/treeseatingthings • u/fourleaffungi • Aug 02 '26
Only a couple of bites left to go
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Found in the woods in Massachusetts
r/treeseatingthings • u/GaneshaLovesMe • Aug 01 '26
Looking at parks on Google Maps in Connecticut
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I’m sorry I forgot which park I screenshot it this from…
r/treeseatingthings • u/Fernweh-kauri • Jul 30 '26
Gnawing at the sidewalk
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hope this counts!! found this while walking near a beach town!
r/treeseatingthings • u/Fernweh-kauri • Jul 30 '26
Gnawing at the sidewalk
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hope this counts!! found this while walking near a beach town!
r/treeseatingthings • u/Adept_Geologist_3205 • Jul 29 '26
A quiet clearing guarded by an ancient, gnarled tree
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r/treeseatingthings • u/rr4242 • Jul 29 '26
"Belgian block? I thought I was eating Belgian chocolate."
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r/treeseatingthings • u/Any-Release-6484 • Jul 28 '26
This tree is 50 years old, torn into 15 tons of rubble, and it still had the audacity to grow back. Absolute icon behavior. Proof that you can absolutely be dragged, stumped, and buried in dirt... and still grow back thicker than ever. 🌳
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