Can a school behave like an autumn fruit tree, dropping apples and plums with no visible motion from the branches?
Such mighty beasts always have: when the fruits of the Osage orange, a North American tree, drop to the ground, nothing eats them.
The tree dropped things on our copies, the sun beat down on the nape of my neck, but we never flinched.
Strangler figs sprout in the branches of another tree, drop their roots to the forest floor, and slowly envelop their host.
Never let the water level on a Christmas tree drop below the bottom of the trunk: a seal will form, preventing the tree from taking up water, and it will dry out quickly.
Then, as we had been dulled by the tranquillity, a three-foot brownish snake dangling from a tree dropped into the river, near our canoes, before it swam swiftly to the other side.
"But I knew about the incredible diversity of bryophytes in the region and so quickly approached a fallen tree, dropped to my knees, and looked closely.
The company name Apple fell from a tree, dropping right into Jobs' vision of what a computer should be simple and approachable.
In the resulting tree, the bootstrap values in this part of the tree drop and the phyla belonging to the "green clade" no longer group on a single branch of the phylogenetic tree.
The huge fir trees dropping their needles one by one.
