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What makes mangroves nature's best tree?
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Hi, everyone. I hope you're enjoying your Saturday morning and your weekend so far. And I hope this episode makes it a little bit better because it's about one of my favorite trees, the mangrove. I discovered mangroves in person when I went to coastal Mexico for the first time. And I tell you what, I fell in love with these things. They are amazing. Mangroves, nature's best tree.
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Hey, and welcome to the podcast. I'm Josh, and there's Chuck, and there's Jerry over there. So let's get to it while we're talking about mangroves, everybody. Mangroves, gather around while we talk about mangroves.
My new favorite tree.
It's a great tree. It's a good favorite tree to have.
It is, and this is one of those, I think this is the second and probably final that was inspired by my recent trip to Mexico because we were surrounded by mangroves, literally surrounded by mangroves, and we couldn't get enough of them, man, like riding the bikes around and looking in these mangrove forests and considering what it must be like to try and navigate through them. nearly impossible, I would say. Uh, cause yeah, I mean, you've seen them in person, I'm sure like just how dense these things are. Uh, and you know, we're gonna be talking about different kinds, but really sort of the money mangroves are the ones that we're going to focus on. And they are just, I was knocked out just by how they looked and I could tell that they were a remarkable wonder of nature and evolution.
And then after this stuff, uh, Dave Ruse helped us put this together after learning, uh, everything that they're capable of. It's just like, what kind of tree is this? It's amazing.
It's an amazing tree. Like I said, it's maybe one of the best trees to have as your favorite tree because there are very few trees that are this amazing, Chuck. Man, and we're talking mangroves, and we should say mangroves aren't necessarily like a species or even a family of tree. One of the other things that makes them such a cool tree to have as a favorite is that there's something like 80 or 90 species of them, and they're not genetically related in every case. Instead, biologists classify them by their ability to survive and even thrive in salty water,
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