The arborai tree split from its ancestor. The aborai tree has grown fan-like leaves to aid in its photosynthesis process. These leaves are able to turn to slightly to better catch the sunlight, and they are narrow causing them to hardly cast a shadow at all. The Arborai's nuts have a harder thicker outer shell that is slightly less flammable than it's ancestors, but the liquid inside the nut is an extremely flammable. This flammable liquid has trace amounts of a naturally formed derivative of nitroglycerin. Nuts that fall from the highest branches of the arborai tree will often explode on impact scattering the flame and shock resistant seeds inside the nut.
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