Australia is a continent in the Oceania region of Southeast Asia. It is the smallest island continent in the world. Queensland is one of the six states of Australia. There is a rain forest here. Rainforest refers to a type of wild forest with temperate climates, which is home to a wide variety of wildlife. Many people also call it evergreen forest. In this tropical forest, winter is usually non-existent. Naturally habitable, the forest is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna. This forest is impossibly beautiful with greenery. However, this forest is notorious for a certain tree. Although called a tree, it is basically no tree. It is actually a kind of shrub or shrub. The original name of the tree is 'Dendronide Moroids'. However, many call it a painful tree or a suicide-inducing tree. Locally, the tree is better known as 'Gimpy Gimpy'. According to popular legend, a man once entered the forest on horseback in search of prey. After searching a lot, he got very upset and did not find any prey. Gradually many of the forest went deeper. Many places inside the forest are full of bushes. The hunter was trying to avoid them as much as possible. But suddenly his horse started to jump. Gradually the horse's restlessness increased. The hunter still doesn't understand anything. He can't calm the horse even after trying hard. The horse jumps in such a way that the hunter falls off the horse's back. The hunter looks at the horse in amazement. I think his question, what happened that suddenly the horse became so angry? The hunter thought that there might be some wild animal hiding nearby. As a result, he looked around cautiously. Meanwhile, the horse began to gallop so fast that at one point it broke the rope and started running. The hunter could not believe what he saw after going some distance after the horse. A little farther on, there was a huge canyon at one end of the forest. The horse ran and jumped straight into the ditch. The matter did not become clear to the hunter. He thought that maybe the ditch was not in sight of the horse. The hunter lost his horse and set off on foot to get out of the jungle. After going some distance, the hunter's stomach became very stressed. He used the leaves of a tree as a tissue after doing natural work on one side of the forest. Alas! Even then he did not know what was going to happen in his life. After a while, severe pain started in the body of the hunter. The pain only increases. At one point the pain in his body increased so much that he started running around the forest. For a time the hunter could no longer bear it, and shot himself with the hunting gun. According to local folklore, the tree responsible for the deaths of both horses and hunters is the dendronide meroids. The leaves of the tree are the main cause of poisoning. The leaves look a lot like heart-shaped, which is similar to the betel leaves of our country. The leaf is surrounded by small stings or thorns. The small leaf stalks are like white hairs, which are often not visible to the naked eye. Its all jarijuri but in this hull. These needle-like thorns contain quite powerful neurotoxins. When these neurotoxins enter the body through the sting, they can cause excruciating pain. The pain gradually spreads throughout the body. It first spreads to the muscles and then to the bone marrow. As a result, it becomes difficult for the affected person to bear such pain. This pain can lead to the death of any animal. In the case of human beings, the amount of pain reaches such a level that the affected person considers suicide as the only way out. However, such feelings are only extreme. Marina Harley, a researcher and environmentalist at James Cook University in Australia, has been researching various Australian trees for many years. According to him, the leaves of the tree are so sensitive that if for some reason its sting enters the nose with breathing, it can cause colds, rashes, and even blood from the nose. Harley likens this type of body pain to a person suffering from acid burns or electrocution. He further said that many animals and birds of the forest came in contact with this tree and died. However, at present there is no human movement in this forest. While researching the tree, he made a documentary called the Plant Series. Harley took the utmost care for the research, such as going to the tree wearing gloves and a face mask. But even so, Harley continues to feel a kind of pain when he returns to the forest. Even after washing his body thoroughly in cold water, a light red rash started appearing on his body. As a result, he was sent to the hospital for some time. In suitable environment, the trees can grow up to forty meters in length. However, most of the trees are not seen to be more than one and a half meters. This tree bears flowers and also bears fruit from the flowers. The fruits are quite small in size. The color of the fruit is mostly pink. But the funny thing is, the fruits can be eaten. The fruits are somewhat sweet and quite juicy. Each fruit has only one beech, from which the beech becomes a tree again. However, there is absolutely no cure for the infected person. Necessary precautions should be taken to get the holes out of the body with skilled hands. Care must be taken to ensure that the sting does not break. If some part of the sting remains in the body, there will be no possibility of reducing the pain. As long as the sting is in the body, there will be pain. Even if the sting dries out, the pain will not go away. According to Australian Geography, an online journal, Alan C. Wright, a researcher at the Natural Research Center in Environmental Toxicology at the University of Queensland in Australia, Has been doing research for a long time. However, he declined to comment on the results of the study. This tree does not exist outside of Australia. Nowhere else in Australia is anyone interested in cultivating this tree. So the trees of this species are gradually becoming endangered species.