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Strangler Fig Tree, Sabi Sabi game reserve, Kruger national park, South Africa / (Ficus watkinsiana) Stock Photo

RMDTERA0–Strangler Fig Tree, Sabi Sabi game reserve, Kruger national park, South Africa / (Ficus watkinsiana)

Scenic view of large strangler fig tree Stock Photo

RMBTDT0F–Scenic view of large strangler fig tree

Strangler fig tree; feathery appendages hanging; nature; many trunks; Ficus aurea, deciduous, Ngorongoro Crater; Tanzania; Africa Stock Photo

RF2BXHE3G–Strangler fig tree; feathery appendages hanging; nature; many trunks; Ficus aurea, deciduous, Ngorongoro Crater; Tanzania; Africa

fig strangler tree and dense vegetation in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda, Africa Stock Photo

RMRATH1R–fig strangler tree and dense vegetation in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda, Africa

Roots of a strangler fig tree climb up the trunk of a baobab tree like tentacles. Fig seeds will have been brought by birds Stock Photo

RMBY1MY7–Roots of a strangler fig tree climb up the trunk of a baobab tree like tentacles. Fig seeds will have been brought by birds

Common wild fig tree (Ficus natalensis) or strangler fig Stock Photo

RMC6RA2D–Common wild fig tree (Ficus natalensis) or strangler fig

Kenya, around Mount Kenya, strangler fig tree Stock Photo

RM2EW1WC4–Kenya, around Mount Kenya, strangler fig tree

Strangler Fig Tree Kruger National Park South Africa Stock Photo

RMBWX2GG–Strangler Fig Tree Kruger National Park South Africa

RMGJ4J5J–Strangler Fig Madagascar

Mighty strangler fig, De Bergkant Lodge, historic farmhouse, Prince Albert, Karoo, Western Cape, South Africa Stock Photo

RF2N6G959–Mighty strangler fig, De Bergkant Lodge, historic farmhouse, Prince Albert, Karoo, Western Cape, South Africa

A large, majestic, Forest Strangler Fig, Ficus craterostoma, in Black and White, in the subtropical forest of Magoebaskloof, South Africa Stock Photo

RF2JRB3JA–A large, majestic, Forest Strangler Fig, Ficus craterostoma, in Black and White, in the subtropical forest of Magoebaskloof, South Africa

Strangler fig growing over a wall, Gedi ruins, Watamu, Kenya Stock Photo

RMD3KYKT–Strangler fig growing over a wall, Gedi ruins, Watamu, Kenya

strangler fig (Ficus spec.), strangler fig in the tropical rainforest, Republic of the Congo, Ituri Stock Photo

RMTR5WC6–strangler fig (Ficus spec.), strangler fig in the tropical rainforest, Republic of the Congo, Ituri

Mount Selinda Afro-montane forest in eastern highlands of Zimbabwe in Central Africa. Stock Photo

RMDW8WHF–Mount Selinda Afro-montane forest in eastern highlands of Zimbabwe in Central Africa.

$'Ngoumou' strangler Fig tree (Ficus sp) wrapped around host tree, which it will eventually kill. The latex (Idjoro) is used for killing birds by local people, hunters roll the latex onto sticks which are placed in ground where birds bathe and birds get stuck. People in the region used to make clothing with the bark before the advent of 'Western' clothing. This type of tradition has been dead in the region for at least 40 years. Bai Hokou, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, Central African Republic. Stock Photo$

RMW7NW7F–'Ngoumou' strangler Fig tree (Ficus sp) wrapped around host tree, which it will eventually kill. The latex (Idjoro) is used for killing birds by local people, hunters roll the latex onto sticks which are placed in ground where birds bathe and birds get stuck. People in the region used to make clothing with the bark before the advent of 'Western' clothing. This type of tradition has been dead in the region for at least 40 years. Bai Hokou, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, Central African Republic.

Kenya, Masai-Mara game reserve, kopje and strangler fig tree in the Mara triangle Stock Photo

RMHW8XJT–Kenya, Masai-Mara game reserve, kopje and strangler fig tree in the Mara triangle

Strangler Fig, Sabi Sabi Game Reserve, Kruger National Park, South Africa (Ficus watkinsiana), Strangler Fig Stock Photo

RM2R5NJHE–Strangler Fig, Sabi Sabi Game Reserve, Kruger National Park, South Africa (Ficus watkinsiana), Strangler Fig

Entwined aerial roots on the trunk of a young Forest Strangler-fig (Ficus craterostoma), Eastern Cape, South Africa Stock Photo

RM2A9B5F0–Entwined aerial roots on the trunk of a young Forest Strangler-fig (Ficus craterostoma), Eastern Cape, South Africa

Ficus craterostoma (Bosvy Forest Fig), Kristenbosch National Botanical Garden, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa Stock Photo

RMC6EWEX–Ficus craterostoma (Bosvy Forest Fig), Kristenbosch National Botanical Garden, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Bark and stem of a strangler fig tree Stock Photo

RME8MBWE–Bark and stem of a strangler fig tree

Strangler fig (Ficus sp.), twisted and arching growth of aerial roots, Gambia Stock Photo

RM2PF5125–Strangler fig (Ficus sp.), twisted and arching growth of aerial roots, Gambia

Trees at the bottom of the Graskop gorge, South Africa Stock Photo

RM2HB67HW–Trees at the bottom of the Graskop gorge, South Africa

Aerial roots of the strangler ficus tree (Ficus), in the Seychelles Stock Photo

RF2NKC23W–Aerial roots of the strangler ficus tree (Ficus), in the Seychelles

Strangler Fig, Ficus Sp, a seedling growing at Lagoon Camp, Okavango Stock Photo

RMBY301T–Strangler Fig, Ficus Sp, a seedling growing at Lagoon Camp, Okavango

Close up of trunk of common wild fig tree (Ficus natalensis) or strangler fig Stock Photo

RMC6RA26–Close up of trunk of common wild fig tree (Ficus natalensis) or strangler fig

A big fig tree in the forest, Arusha National PARK, tanzania Stock Photo

RF2BB1HPT–A big fig tree in the forest, Arusha National PARK, tanzania

Banyan tree a.k.a. a Strangler Fig (Ficus benghalensis) in Tsimanampesotse National Park in southwestern Madagascar. Stock Photo

RMBY983Y–Banyan tree a.k.a. a Strangler Fig (Ficus benghalensis) in Tsimanampesotse National Park in southwestern Madagascar.

Strangler fig growing outside accomodation bungalow Stock Photo

RMFANN51–Strangler fig growing outside accomodation bungalow

Strangler fig in the Boabeng-Fiema-Monkey Sanctuary in the Bono East Region of northern Ghana in West Africa Stock Photo

RM2R2JBTM–Strangler fig in the Boabeng-Fiema-Monkey Sanctuary in the Bono East Region of northern Ghana in West Africa

RF2JRB3HT–A large, majestic, Forest Strangler Fig, Ficus craterostoma, in Black and White, in the subtropical forest of Magoebaskloof, South Africa.

RMD3M049–Strangler fig growing over a wall, Gedi ruins, Watamu, Kenya

Dead Baobab tree killed by Strangler fig, Liwonde National Park, Malawi Stock Photo

RM2WATJF2–Dead Baobab tree killed by Strangler fig, Liwonde National Park, Malawi

RMDW8WDG–Mount Selinda Afro-montane forest in eastern highlands of Zimbabwe in Central Africa.

RMW7NW7G–'Ngoumou' strangler Fig tree (Ficus sp) wrapped around host tree, which it will eventually kill. The latex (Idjoro) is used for killing birds by local people, hunters roll the latex onto sticks which are placed in ground where birds bathe and birds get stuck. People in the region used to make clothing with the bark before the advent of 'Western' clothing. This type of tradition has been dead in the region for at least 40 years. Bai Hokou, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, Central African Republic.

Trunk of a strangler fig in a park with the Indian Ocean in Kenya in Africa Stock Photo

RFHRG52J–Trunk of a strangler fig in a park with the Indian Ocean in Kenya in Africa

'Bodaba' leaf (Grossera macrantha) nestled against Strangler Fig tree root system and a 'Babango' seedling (Diospyros bipindensis or iturensis) Bai Hokou, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, Central African Republic. Stock Photo

RMW7NW5G–'Bodaba' leaf (Grossera macrantha) nestled against Strangler Fig tree root system and a 'Babango' seedling (Diospyros bipindensis or iturensis) Bai Hokou, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, Central African Republic.

The trunk of a massive Strangler Fig is a fusion of the main stem and many aerial roots. Their combined resilience gives the trunk strength. Stock Photo

RM2T1252N–The trunk of a massive Strangler Fig is a fusion of the main stem and many aerial roots. Their combined resilience gives the trunk strength.

A strangler plant on the Tugela Gorge hiking trail in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg Stock Photo

RFP4FET9–A strangler plant on the Tugela Gorge hiking trail in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg

Strangler fig tree in masai mara Stock Photo

RMRJPHM1–Strangler fig tree in masai mara

Several members of the Fig family are parasitic 'stranglers'. They grow on hosts and the aerial roots they send down and go into the soil Stock Photo

RM2M0M6MW–Several members of the Fig family are parasitic 'stranglers'. They grow on hosts and the aerial roots they send down and go into the soil

Fig tree aerial roots hang below the Makalia Falls in Lake Nakuru National Park Kenya East Africa Stock Photo

RMAHM7YT–Fig tree aerial roots hang below the Makalia Falls in Lake Nakuru National Park Kenya East Africa

Forest Species Strangler fig tree Cameroon Stock Photo

RMAK135C–Forest Species Strangler fig tree Cameroon

A Strangler Fig tree in the Chirinda Forest Mountain Sellinda Zimbabwe Stock Photo

RMAJ74AH–A Strangler Fig tree in the Chirinda Forest Mountain Sellinda Zimbabwe

A strangler fig entwined around a leadwood tree, long since killed by the fig tree. Stock Photo

RMBTDPRR–A strangler fig entwined around a leadwood tree, long since killed by the fig tree.

Sacred banyan tree in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar. Stock Photo

RM2C1W8K1–Sacred banyan tree in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar.

RMBY984N–Banyan tree a.k.a. a Strangler Fig (Ficus benghalensis) in Tsimanampesotse National Park in southwestern Madagascar.

Accommodation bungalow Oilifants camp, Kruger National Park, South Africa Stock Photo

RMJ5DNT1–Accommodation bungalow Oilifants camp, Kruger National Park, South Africa

Street scene with strangler fig growing on the side of a building Stock Photo

RMBFRBB5–Street scene with strangler fig growing on the side of a building

A large, majestic, Forest Strangler Fig, Ficus craterostoma, in Black and White, in the subtropical forest of Magoebaskloof, South Africa. This large Stock Photo

RF2HBA9NR–A large, majestic, Forest Strangler Fig, Ficus craterostoma, in Black and White, in the subtropical forest of Magoebaskloof, South Africa. This large

Two strangler fig trees Ficus thonningii forming an arch across the road, Mount Meru, Arusha National Park Tanzania Stock Photo

RMB42181–Two strangler fig trees Ficus thonningii forming an arch across the road, Mount Meru, Arusha National Park Tanzania

Exit/entrance for colony of Large-eared slit-faced bats, Nycteris macrotis, roost, inside decayed baobab by strangler fig, Liwonde National Park, Mala Stock Photo

RM2WATJF1–Exit/entrance for colony of Large-eared slit-faced bats, Nycteris macrotis, roost, inside decayed baobab by strangler fig, Liwonde National Park, Mala

Makalia Falls cascading down a cliff in the southern end of Lake Nakuru National Park Kenya East Africa Stock Photo

RMAHM89N–Makalia Falls cascading down a cliff in the southern end of Lake Nakuru National Park Kenya East Africa

Strangler fig (Ficus thonningii) at the Colobus Trust conservation centre in Diani Kenya. Stock Photo

RFBHEP3Y–Strangler fig (Ficus thonningii) at the Colobus Trust conservation centre in Diani Kenya.

Strangler fig Ficus sansibaricus slowly throttling host tree red mahogany Zimbabwe Africa Stock Photo

RMA3TBX5–Strangler fig Ficus sansibaricus slowly throttling host tree red mahogany Zimbabwe Africa

Würgefeigen (Banyan Tree, Ficus benghalensis) am Strand von Mauritius, Indischer Ozean Stock Photo

RFEWTDGR–Würgefeigen (Banyan Tree, Ficus benghalensis) am Strand von Mauritius, Indischer Ozean

Strangler fig with scars where bird lime has been collected by children Baobeng Fiema Ghana Stock Photo

RMAYFA5A–Strangler fig with scars where bird lime has been collected by children Baobeng Fiema Ghana

Kenya: Masai Mara Game Reserve, Strangler fig with European storks ('Ciconia nigra'). Stock Photo

RFBMKBCK–Kenya: Masai Mara Game Reserve, Strangler fig with European storks ('Ciconia nigra').

Ficus chirindensis fig tree in Zimbabwe Stock Photo

RF2EA9M1T–Ficus chirindensis fig tree in Zimbabwe

RMBPJ979–strangler fig growing over a wall, Gedi Ruins, Watamu, Kenya

Strangler Fig (Ficus sp.) habit, twisted and arched growth of aerial roots, Gambia, january Stock Photo

RMCNMB9T–Strangler Fig (Ficus sp.) habit, twisted and arched growth of aerial roots, Gambia, january

RM2C1WCRD–Sacred banyan tree in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar.

RMJ5F57E–Accommodation bungalow Oilifants camp, Kruger National Park, South Africa

Strangler fig tree viewed from below Stock Photo

RMBTDRT5–Strangler fig tree viewed from below

Looking up at a large, majestic, moss-covered forest Strangler Fig, Ficus craterostoma, in the subtropical forest of Magoebaskloof, South Africa. This Stock Photo

RF2H6X6TA–Looking up at a large, majestic, moss-covered forest Strangler Fig, Ficus craterostoma, in the subtropical forest of Magoebaskloof, South Africa. This

Large-eared slit-faced bats, Nycteris macrotis, colony, roost, inside decayed baobab by strangler fig, Liwonde National Park, Malawi Stock Photo

RM2WATJD3–Large-eared slit-faced bats, Nycteris macrotis, colony, roost, inside decayed baobab by strangler fig, Liwonde National Park, Malawi

RMAHR83M–Makalia Falls cascading down a cliff in the southern end of Lake Nakuru National Park Kenya East Africa

Strangler fih (Ficus thonningii) at the Colobus Trust conservation centre in Diani Kenya. Stock Photo

RFBHEP4W–Strangler fih (Ficus thonningii) at the Colobus Trust conservation centre in Diani Kenya.

RMAHR85Y–Makalia Falls cascading down a cliff in the southern end of Lake Nakuru National Park Kenya East Africa

RF2H0TKP9–Ficus chirindensis fig tree in Zimbabwe

RF2EA9N0T–Ficus chirindensis fig tree in Zimbabwe

RM2WHCR97–Ficus chirindensis fig tree in Zimbabwe

RM2C1WCGX–Sacred banyan tree in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar.

Ficus chirindensis fig tree in Zimbabwe. Credit: Vuk Valcic/Alamy Stock Photo

RM2WA69B6–Ficus chirindensis fig tree in Zimbabwe. Credit: Vuk Valcic/Alamy

RM2TDPF63–Ficus chirindensis fig tree in Zimbabwe. Credit: Vuk Valcic/Alamy

RM2WATJE5–Large-eared slit-faced bats, Nycteris macrotis, colony, roost, inside decayed baobab by strangler fig, Liwonde National Park, Malawi

RM2C1WCH1–Sacred banyan tree in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar.

RM2WATJF0–Large-eared slit-faced bats, Nycteris macrotis, colony, roost, inside decayed baobab by strangler fig, Liwonde National Park, Malawi

RM2C1WD1H–Sacred banyan tree in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar.

RM2C1WCRH–Sacred banyan tree in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar.

RM2C1WCT1–Sacred banyan tree in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar.

RM2C1W8EK–Sacred banyan tree in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar.

RM2C1WCFY–Sacred banyan tree in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar.

Sacred banyan tree roots in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar. Stock Photo

RM2C1WCH6–Sacred banyan tree roots in banyan forest, (Ficus Urostigma), Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar.

Banyan tree seedlings for sale, banyan tree forest, Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar. Stock Photo

RM2C1WD8A–Banyan tree seedlings for sale, banyan tree forest, Andoany/Hell-Ville City, Nosy Be, Madagascar.

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