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The Baobab tree, often called the “Tree of Life,” is a symbol of Madagascar’s unique biodiversity. Known for its massive trunk that stores water, the tree can live for over a thousand years. With its distinctive, upside-down appearance—branches resembling roots—it has become an iconic part of the island’s landscape. The baobab’s fruit is rich in vitamin C, and its bark has been used traditionally for ropes and fabrics. These trees are not only visually striking but also essential to the local ec
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