The Baobab tree, often called the 'Tree of Life,' is a symbol of resilience and abundance in Africa’s savannas. Its fire-resistant bark and ability to store thousands of liters of water in its trunk allow it to thrive in environments with frequent droughts and wildfires.

The tree’s fruit, rich in vitamin C and other nutrients, supports a wide range of species. Baobabs also serve as nesting sites for birds and provide shade in harsh climates. Some Baobabs are thousands of years old, making them living witnesses to history.