Horror plants contain poison so strong that monkeys do not dare to climb, touch blind eyes!

Just by its appearance, it is easy to identify the Vong Dong tree as a dangerous plant. They are known as one of the 5 most poisonous plants in the world.

Regarded as one of the most dangerous plants in the world, the Vongola tree is not suitable for ornamental or shade planting. With just the appearance, we can easily identify the fern tree as a dangerous plant, because their body layer is covered with large sharp thorns. Therefore, the tree is also known as "monkey that does not climb".

Field tree.

Hura crepitans, or field corn, mushy pea, three peas, is a species of tree native to South America. This tree has large, hard fruit with about 15-20 rounded segments, its seeds have a bird's eye shape, and the top is covered with feathers.

The tree can grow up to 40 meters tall by 1 meter in circumference in its natural habitat and it is considered one of the largest trees of tropical America. The surface of the trunk has dark spines, cones, and gray bark.

The surface of the trunk has dark spines, cones, and gray bark.

The plant has male and female flowers. Male flowers are unisexual, red, without petals in clusters about 5 cm long; Female flowers are reddish brown solitary and in leaf axils. The fruit is about 3 - 5 cm long, 5-8 cm wide, when ripe it turns reddish brown, containing flattened seeds about 2 cm wide. The fruit has about 10 segments surrounding it.

The fruit of the plant is shaped like a pumpkin, but smaller in size (about the size of a fist). After reaching the required maturity, the berries can burst into pieces to disperse the seeds (with an explosion). It is known that the power from such an explosion can shoot seeds up to more than 14 meters at a speed of 70 meters per second. And of course, the 'unlucky' animals within the range of the seeds can be completely injured.

The fruit of the sycamore tree.

Not only does it cause physical injury from exploding, but the fruit of the plant is poisonous, causing vomiting, diarrhea, and cramps if ingested. The blood-red sap is thought to cause a red rash and can blind you if it gets in your eyes. The sap of the tree is used by the Aboriginal people to make poison darts.

It is one of the 14 common causes of plant contact dermatitis in the Dominican Republic. Indigenous peoples of Central and South America used the dried bark, seeds and thorns to make jewelry, so if left untreated, parts of the fruit can cause dermatitis when they are used to make bracelets and bracelets. neck.

Although highly toxic, parts of the plant have been used for medicinal and other purposes. However, experts advise against trying any treatment with this plant without expert supervision.