Bizarre spiraling old tree garden attracts tourists in Canada
About 20km northwest of the town of Hafford, in Saskatchewan, Cacsh has a forest with strong twigs and twigs, curiously unusual, attracting the curiosity of many visitors.
About 20km northwest of the town of Hafford, in Saskatchewan, Cacsh has a forest with strong twigs and twigs, curiously unusual, attracting the curiosity of many visitors.
Ancient garden twists an incredible twist in Canada.
People create walkways in the middle of the garden to preserve exotic plants and attract tourists.
Each year, about five thousand tourists visit this unique but tilting ancient garden.
Strange garden with crooked trees, as if someone held them with both hands and "twisted" them together. This garden has attracted visitors from the 1940s. To date, this garden attracts about five thousand visitors each year.
The appearance of strange curving trees is explained by many different theories. Some people say that, because toxins contaminate soil appear after a meteorite falls into the area. Meanwhile, some others believe that those trees are caused by . lightning.
However, when the samples of these plants were planted elsewhere, they still had the same shape of twisted growth. This shows that the cause comes from genetics .
According to crop experts, it may be the result of a genetic mutation that causes plants to grow in torsion , instead of rising vertically like other normal plants.
Rick Sawatzky, a gardening technician at the University of Saskatchewan, says that the genes responsible for this "behavior" ( the twisting agent) are really "dangerous" to the plant. Because these genes can be "dangerous" to other plants .
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