The Oak Tree

The oak tree is a large, sturdy tree known for its strength and longevity, often reaching heights of 60 to 80 feet. It features distinctive lobed leaves and produces acorns, which are a food source for various wildlife. Oaks are important in ecosystems, providing habitat and shade. They are also valued for their timber, used in construction and furniture due to its durability. With various species worldwide, oak trees symbolize strength and endurance, and they often play a significant role in cultural traditions and landscapes, making them both ecologically and economically important.