Kirito how dare you.
Lloyd Irving how dare you.
Ryu or Myria from Breath of Fire how dare you.
Flammie how dare you.
How many other times has someone in Japan cut down world trees?
Tough to say, since in Dragon Quest XI whether or not it was cut down depends on your timeline.
If it's a tree stump, then something cut it off flat at the top, and I'm far more afraid of that thing than the tree stump.
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A lot of fossilized trees appear to be cut when they, in fact, cleanly broke after becoming rock.
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That's the crux of the insane conspiracy - they think giants used to roam the earth and these are remnants.
No the Earth was flat and then somebody cut down the yggdrasil, and the world curved under into a sphere to protect the seed of the next world tree until it is time for it to bloom
Probably between 300 m and 2 km tall, based on some quick reading about how tree height scales with diameter.
Buddy, we can clearly see the basalt formations. It's probably yet another volcan that eroded
"In our arrogance we thought it would be there forever, our path to the heavens, to enlightenment, always within reach whenever it was desired. Instead we turned our eyes and souls to the Earth in any and every way to exploit it for our own desires. It was Astrid who could take our hubris no longer, climbing into Yggdrasil's branches, then reaching down the trunk and severing it cleanly with the most silent whisper. Rising to the sky in Yggdrasil, she took our best potential with her to the heavens and left us to the Earth precisely what we had lusted after so cravenly. 'Suffer in your righteousness now, children of Earth. You have sealed your own destruction' said Astrid at last." Source: some BS I just made up.
If anyone is actually curious, it’s an igneous intrusion - initially formed underground by magma pushing up into sedimentary rock and cooling there. Rather than an eruption of magma out of the ground, this was formed by the softer rock around the hardened magma eroding away and leaving this uncovered.
The Lokota name translates to Bear Lodge, it's a sacred site for them and calling it Devil's Tower isn't great.
When have colonisers and 'settlers' worried about that stuff? [yucatan (idkwym), calcutta (cut yesterday)]
Oh man, wtf is this movie? I remember seeing it when I was really young but can't recall what it was
Don't blame him too much he was really drunk at the time. Fucking Johnny Appletree and his cider.
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A lot of fossilized trees appear to be cut when they, in fact, cleanly broke after becoming rock.