The unsolved mystery of a 100-year-old mulberry tree that can flow like a stream

This mulberry tree is in a village called Dinosa, in Podgorica, the capital city of Montenegro.

According to locals, the tree first shed water more than 20 years ago after a heavy rain. There are many trees in the area, but only this 100-year-old mulberry tree has that special phenomenon.

The water gushing from the mulberry tree is about 1.5 meters high. Every year, a large number of tourists from all over the world flock here to see the tree flowing with water.

So far, no one has found the exact answer as to why trees shed so much water.

However, some experts and locals believe that this village in Podgorica has many underground water streams, and an underground stream under the tree and where the water supply flows out.

In spring, when snow melts or heavy rains flood underground streams, the pressure increases, pushing water up through the hollows in the trunk, then through the cracks in the trunk, flowing down.

Emir Hakramaj, a local resident, said that this is an unprecedented special case, there are also many springs around the Dinosa area. Emir Hakramaj has never missed a sprinkler in his many years living in Dinosa. The locals call the mulberry tree a miracle of mother nature.

This miraculous phenomenon, is a rare sight because although it happens every year, it only happens for a day or two.