𐇲 Boquila trifoliolata: the only known plant that changes its leaf shape, size, color and vein patterns to match nearby plants, able to mimic several plants at the same time (even artificial ones).
Great demonstration of Tyndall effect in a wooded area. This effect is characterised by scattering of beams of light by finely suspended particles of fog in the air.
They are natural sandstone formations roughly 75 million years old, shaped by erosion into elongated whale-like shapes. From above they look like a family of whales (two adults and a calf) rising from a sea of trees. The largest is about 75-100 meters lon
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