baobab

Noun

/ˈbeɪəʊbæb/

A large tree native to Madagascar, Africa, and Australia, known for its thick, bottle-shaped trunk and edible fruit.

1. The baobab tree can store up to 32,000 liters of water in its trunk.

2. Many African cultures consider the baobab to be sacred and incorporate it into their traditions.

3. The fruit of the baobab tree is rich in vitamin C and is often used in smoothies and health supplements.

The baobab is often referred to as the ‘Tree of Life’ due to its ability to store water and its numerous uses for both humans and wildlife.