Today afternoon while walking around the forest I suddenly saw a strange fruit It was a large dense bunch of many reddish red fruits hanging close to the base of a tree I was amazed and fascinated by its color shape and nature I immediately took some pictures of it on my phone so that I could share its beauty and wonder with others This fruit is commonly known as Bankachu fruit or locally as Jangli Kachu fruit It is basically the fruit of a wild tree which is often seen in our rural forest lands Although it is not edible and can be poisonous at times its external beauty is quite charming The structure of the fruit is quite interesting with many small oval fruits stuck together to form a bunch The fruits have a bright red or reddish color which catches anyone s eyes Such bright colors usually help attract animals so that they eat the fruit and spread the seeds in nature This natural technique is a wonderful picture of nature.
While I was taking the pictures I noticed the extraordinary similarity and contrast of this red fruit with the colors of the leaves soil and tree trunks around it This bright fruit stands out like a burning flame amidst the green and brown ground What a perfect scene nature decorates with its own colors The beauty of this fruit is not limited to just color or structure but it reveals the depth mystery and diversity of a forest Sometimes even in the artificial world of the city we forget about these silent gems of nature which silently amaze us with their appearance smell and shape Another special aspect of the forest kachu tree is the structure of its leaves Their leaves are like umbrellas which provide shade in summer This tree mainly grows well in humid and shady places During the fruiting the trunk and leaves of the tree dry up and only the bunch of these fruits remains at the base of the tree So suddenly seeing this scene it may seem as if a fruit has come out of the ground.
This fruit is quite mysterious Many people do not know its name and some mistakenly consider it an edible fruit although in reality it is quite bitter and poisonous However its roots can be fried or cooked in some regions although it requires experience This evening was a new experience for me This bunch of fruits not only showed me the beauty of nature but also reminded me of how much nature always creates for us that we often do not even see This fruit its structure and color are like silent works of art of nature I wanted to highlight that beauty through the picture and I am sharing that feeling through this writing Know see and love nature because every element of nature teaches us something.
| Device | Name |
|---|---|
| Android | VivY77 /v2169 vivo |
| Camera | focal length:26mm(equivalent to 35mm focal length film) |
| Location | Malaysia 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷 |
| Short by | @mdbayezid |
| Link to original | community |
| Link | https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/290387536 |
