Oak

Oak is a majestic tree that stands tall in many forests around the world. It can grow up to 50 feet in height and can live for hundreds of years. Its bark is rough and tough, and its leaves are lobed with deep veins running through them. Its acorns provide food for many animals, including deer, squirrels, and birds. Oak trees also produce a sweet-smelling wood that has been used to make furniture, tools, and boats for centuries. The oak is an important part of many ecosystems as it provides habitat for wildlife and helps maintain soil fertility by providing shade. In addition to its ecological benefits, the oak has long played an important role in human culture, appearing in mythology as a symbol of strength and stability.