"The baobab tree has the thickest trunk in the world! Its hollow stem measures more than 20 meters in diameter and can store up to 120,000 liters of water. The trees impressive size means that some baobabs are used as housing, sheds, or animal shelters, however, the species is sadly endangered. Baobab trees can live up to two thousand years, determined by their diameter. Its scientific name is Adansonia digitata, but they are also known as baobabs or Calaveras."
"The baobab tree has the thickest trunk in the world! Its hollow stem measures more than 20 meters in diameter and can store up to 120,000 liters of water. The tree's impressive size means that some baobabs are used as housing, sheds, or animal shelters, however, the species is sadly endangered. Baobab trees can live up to two thousand years, determined by their diameter. Its scientific name is Adansonia digitata, but they are also known as baobabs or Calaveras."
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