Real-Life Devil Fruit: The Osage Orange Unveiled! 🍊👀

🌟 The Real-Life Devil Fruit: Discover the Osage Orange! 🍊👀

Ever wondered if the fantastical fruits from anime could exist in real life? Meet the Osage Orange, a fruit with a striking resemblance to the Devil Fruit from your favorite cartoons! 🌳✨

🔍 In This Video:

Real-Life Devil Fruit: We reveal the Osage Orange, found in Texas, which looks just like an anime Devil Fruit.
Unique Features: Learn about this fruit’s tough, spiky rind and its tendency to fall easily.
Taste Test: Discover why no one, not even dogs, can handle its incredibly bitter taste.
Practical Uses: Find out how the fruit’s juice can be used as a natural insect repellent.
Edible Seeds: See how the seeds can be roasted to reveal a surprisingly tasty treat!
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Tags: #OsageOrange #DevilFruit #Anime #RealLifeDevilFruit #TexasFruit #InsectRepellent #FruitDiscovery #Nature

[JoseMartinez-dfdb]

“Just been discovered”? Native Americans have been using this fruit for thousands of years.

[ViAlcantara-jncf]

The intricate detailed lines on it is amazing.

[marklewis]

They are found in many states in America not just Texas. And the trees are not always 26 ft high or higher. Also the fruits that the trees produce have no spikes on them. You can also just set them around in your basement are other places in your house where you don't want insects. I have always heard them referred to as hedge apples. And sometimes they are referred to as monkey balls. And oh yes these trees have not been recently discovered they have been around for centuries.

[GlerpMalerpaler]

"even dogs refuse to eat them"....
ya don't say!

[johnneedy]

Plenty of them in Southern Indiana, and Louisville Kentucky, beautiful wood 😊

[argentummolonlabe]

Best use is the wood is amazing to make bows out of. The best!

[michaelgibson]

i found a cluster in bc. a few shoots off of one large osage tree. i made a walking stick with it. and kitchen utensils.. beautiful golden yellow, brown, orange colours! heavy and very strog! atronger than oak. and the most hydrophobic wood.

[vipboyrockywilliams]

The way the dog smelled it and turned around on it killed me♥️🤣⚰️

[robertdavis]

Bright yellow nicely figured wood... seasons to a nice cinnamon brown...can be "ammonia fumed" to speed up or intensify the "season" is great as a "tone wood" for building music instruments, with tone qualities matching Brazilian Rosewood.

[cyberseking]

These are everywhere at my college campus. Called horse apples. I was told they get rid of insects that are bad for plants by my horticulture professor. But I had to toss the apples i collected after i found out they could harm our outside cats.

[tobelieve]

Fun fact, squires take them for food during winter. I have a pile of it in the yard, they are all gone after winter.

[j.d.clayborne]

If this fruit is cultivated and bred properly, I bet it could become really popular

[shannondriver]

Yo I'm sending this to my whole family, my departed grandma had one in the back yard n it was huge, Never knew what it was for decades Thank you

[Marusame]

had a bunch of these near me in kansas, they were a bit smaller, but the insect repellant thing still applied.

[chuckjohnson]

The wood of the tree is so hard that it has been used for the bearings for the shafts for large ship's propellers. I tried once to make a pair of grips for a pistol and could not cut the wood even with a hacksaw.

[thefanaticfikrul]

GOMU NO GOMU NO...OSAGE!!!












the thing that made the osage orange more devil fruit is that not only does it look like a fruit taken straight out of one piece, but you can't eat more than one of them. and they taste like sulfuric acid.

[DaddyZeke]

We had one of these trees in our yard in Mississippi in the 70s. We called them horse apples.

[RehipcLlib]

They have found The Elder Devil's Fruits Tree.

[objectivist]

The emergency spit and sudden retreat of the owners dogs 😂😂

[mrwiggiewoo]

They also look cool in fall decor arrangements👍 also, horses eat them. almost everywhere in the eastern United States