The video explores the life cycle of an oak tree, which can live over 1000 years. It begins with acorn production, where only a few seeds grow into mature trees. The development from seedling to mature tree involves overcoming challenges like pruning, which stimulates growth. Mature oaks play a significant role in the ecosystem, supporting fungi and other organisms. The video concludes with the oak's reproductive cycle, ensuring the continuation of its species.

What is the likelihood of an acorn developing into a mature oak tree?

• 1 in 100

• 1 in 1,000

• 1 in 10,000

• 1 in 100,000

What happens to a young oak tree when it is aggressively pruned?

• It dies immediately

• It stops growing

• It develops a dense crown of twigs

• It loses all its leaves

How tall can a mature oak tree grow?

• Up to 60 meters

• Up to 45 meters

• Up to 75 meters

• Up to 30 meters

What role does the small fungus play in the life of a mature oak tree?

• It eats dead wood and hollows out the trunk

• It provides nutrients to the tree

• It protects the tree from insects

• It helps the tree grow faster

What marks the beginning of a new generation of oak trees?

• The appearance of new roots

• The shedding of leaves

• The growth of new branches

• The formation of acorns