A mature baobab tree can store up to 120000 liters of water in its trunk.
Why it is true
To survive prolonged dry seasons in Africa, this gigantic tree developed a hollow and spongy trunk that acts as a massive reservoir, ensuring its survival and that of many animals.
Source: Nat Geo
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