We come across various mesmerising and stunning videos of nature. In a viral video that is circulating on social media, a photographer captures crown shyness at the rata forest in New Zealand. The term crown shyness refers to a fascinating natural phenomenon that is usually observed in some tree species where the crowns of fully stocked trees do not touch each other, much like 'social distancing.' The trees form a canopy with channel-like gaps. The photographer states that ever since the video was uploaded online, it went viral, and he had many people asking if the video was AI-generated. This rata forest is situated on Enderby Island, and it is one of the most remote places on Earth. It is around 300 miles south from New Zealand’s mainland, and it is also one of the rare pest-free islands where endemic species live without the fear of being killed. Social Distancing Among Trees? Video of ‘Crown Shyness’ Goes Viral As Netizens Feel Mesmerised After Watching It.

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