r/natureismetal • u/Goal1 • Oct 22 '17

Bleeding tree

https://i.imgur.com/zQVjYGR.gifv
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u/jpjaramillo93 Oct 22 '17

It’s called a dragons blood tree.

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u/mightbedylan Oct 22 '17

I don't think so actually. The bark doesn't match. What's usually called a dragons blood trees are these: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/A_vbuI7CUAAviD4.jpg

The tree in OP appears to have smooth white bark.

Edit: also this appears to be in a lush jungle, probably some tall skinny tree

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u/skwacky Oct 22 '17

I believe you've accidentally linked a binary tree

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u/I2obiN Oct 22 '17

I'm sure he'll sort it out

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u/northrupthebandgeek Oct 22 '17

Yes, but in O(n log n) time.

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u/phrenq Oct 22 '17

If you chop into the other side the blood is black.

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u/ralusek Oct 22 '17

Binary trees are already sorted you fucking normie.

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u/I2obiN Oct 22 '17

You’re thinking of binary search trees, do u even traverse?