Mysterious fir tree regenerates itself from the dead

A huge fir tree that had been hit by the storm, lying on the field, revived miraculously with its upright posture.

Fir trees were rooted by stormy winds from December 23, 2013.(Photo: SWNS)

Strange phenomenon occurs in the village of Chiddingstone in Kent county, England. Local residents are fluttering because the huge, 12-meter-tall fir tree on the Moorden farm has risen after being hit by a windstorm since December 23 last year.

Donna Bruxner-Randall, the owner of the Moorden farm, discovered that the fir tree had been uprooted after intense winds before Christmas. Mrs. Bruxner-Randall saw the tree lying down on the side, surrounded by floodwaters after the storm.

The farm owner found the tree revived in an upright position on 1/2.(Photo: SWNS)

However, after a recent inspection of flooded fields, Mrs. Bruxner-Randall was surprised to see that the sap had grown straight again and is still living normally. After questioning family members and farmers on the farm, Mrs. Bruxner-Randall made sure no one intervened to replant the tree.

Close up of the fir tree's roots after the resurrection.(Photo: SWNS)

The farm owner commented that the miracle happened because of the power of the winds in the last storm.

Richard Arnold, director of plant protection organization Tree Craft, explained, technically, that a big tree being blown by the storm bounced back to its original position completely.

Since the resurrection, the fir tree is still green until now.(Photo: SWNS)

Mr. Arnold said: "In my opinion, the only explanation is, there is a good balance between the weight and the roots of the plants. The winds can blow the tree back if it is still well rooted. , the phenomenon happens a bit weird ".