Tree POV when their sunlight gets blocked

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[TuckyBlue]

Hey fun fact, trees actually help eachother by giving nutrients they may be lacking through touching roots IIRC

[lunadakat]

"HAH now who's the tallest"
"Its still me"
"Yeah It's still him"
That gets me every time XD

[jesseisangry]

I love how he almost forgot how to say photosynthesis 😂

[anantilaye]

Fun fact:Lumberjacks shout "timber" when they cut down a true so that people nearby will be aware of the tree falling down.

[spoopy_YT]

"now who's the biggest"
" It's still him"
"Yea it's still me *dying gargle*"
*Lumberjack chops him into logs*
"Now he's not hah!"

[deathnoteplays]

Alternative ending: The tree falls on the lumberjack and he can no longer cut trees because of his injuries

[COMRADEDAVEYIPPIIIII]

Love this part:
"Now who is taller"
"It's still him"
"Yea it's still me"

[real_name_not_found]

this man has taught me more than I could ever learn in school tbh

[saulgoodman]

The lumberjack just came with the biggest save

[beamng_personal]

Maybe do “What happens when you feel a sharp pain in your chest”, if you get what I mean 😣

[matcoolguy]

Don't you love how If that lumberjack hadn't come along the world would have been deprived of two trees?

[duckdestroyer]

This man here showing the importance of forest management with humor. Flawless.

[billyross]

I like how he says "who's the tallest its still him yeah its still me" lol

[Dr.JagCobra]

“Now who’s the tallest?” “It’s still him.” “Yeah it’s still me.” 😂😂😂

[ghost-xbgu]

"there's no way you can be 300ft and I'm not"

"Did he just move..?"

[Blogo]

His voice is like a kids voice with a grinder in it, oddly satisfying

[blazingstarwtaco]

Omgggg i love these characters so much I legit said “yeahh cut him down” when the lumberjack came 😂

[IggyDangs]

“ woah that’s a big one “

That’s what she said

[PhoenixSeer_]

Lumberjack : Woah that's a big one

*"That's what she said"*

[frog.]

Let’s just forget that the light independent stage of photosynthesis exists.