Magic is a phenomenon that cannot be explained through reason. And we all know that nature is the best magician of all. Once again, nature has surprised social media users with a peculiar sighting: a mulberry tree in Montenegro, South-eastern Europe, that gushes out water like a tap is fitted inside its trunk. Although social media users are confused as to how it is possible for a tree to gush out water, this is not the first time that a clip of the mulberry trees of Montenegro spewing out water has surfaced.

The fountain tree, as it is known to the people of Montenegro, is an ancient mulberry tree that has been showering water for over 100 years without any artificial installation or technique. This tree’s remarkable sight of gushing water from a hole in its trunk is surrounded by many myths.

A team of botanists has explained that the underground flooded water has created pressure and pushed water up the trunk through its cracks until it poured out of a hole a few feet above the ground.

Another tree that surprised onlookers was observed pouring out a stream of water. The team of woodcutters may have chopped this tree to get a lock, but instead they received a pressure of muddy water that was coming out of a hole in its trunk.