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Found in coastal areas of the Caribbean, Florida, and Central America, the Manchineel tree is often called the "most dangerous tree in the world."
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Native to tropical regions of the Americas and Africa, the Sandbox tree is known for its explosive seed pods.
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Found in the rainforests of Australia, the Gympie-Gympie tree is infamous for its extremely painful stinging hairs.
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While not inherently dangerous, the African Blackwood tree is highly prized for its timber, which is used to make musical instruments such as clarinets and oboes.
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Native to the Socotra archipelago in Yemen, the Dragon's Blood Tree has a unique and striking appearance. Its umbrella-shaped crown and red resin called "dragon's blood" make it a popular tourist attraction.
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