Rubber tree station water spray (9)
A rubber tree in the southern part of Perth, Western Australia, has mystically "wept", haunting local residents and tree artists.
A rubber tree on the (Palmyra) road south of Perth began four days ago in water spray, until the water company (Water Corporation) stepped in, according to Radio 9.
It is reported that this rubber tree began to "cry" from the day of Good Friday, and the local residents also joked with miracles. Residents from the surrounding urban areas came to watch, and even some people came from afar to witness this bizarre scene.
"A very exciting thing happened yesterday when a man decided to take off all his clothes and take a bath here. Hundreds of people stopped here and someone even tried to pray here," said local resident Brazilian (Jacqui Bacich).
Technician on-site maintenance (No.9 pictures)
But the reason for the mysterious "crying" of the rubber tree is not from heaven, but from the ground.
The roots of the rubber tree are entangled in iron pipes a foot below the ground, the water company said. The pipe broke not long ago, spilled water, slowly filled the hole in the trunk, and then began ejecting from the branch cross-section on Friday. After the technician shut down the water pipe, the water stopped.
The local Melville (Melville) council will inspect the rubber tree to make sure it does not risk dumping.
