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⚡ Scientists Discover Tree That Uses Lightning Like a Weapon If Thor was a botanist, this would be his favorite species. In this short video, Dr Ben Miles drops a mind-melting fact: certain Tonka Bean trees don’t just survive lightning strikes—they weaponize them. According to Ben, these trees are repeatedly struck by lightning but remain unharmed—while nearby plants and parasitic vines are zapped into oblivion. It's nature’s version of targeted energy warfare. Dr Ben Miles isn’t just a physicist—he’s a science communicator, entrepreneur, and YouTuber with a mission: to bring entrepreneurship into science . You’ll find him explaining quantum weirdness, evolutionary genius, or biotech breakthroughs with the energy of a Marvel character and the clarity of your favorite teacher. @DrBenMiles on YouTube — 1.15M subscribers and counting Linktree: All his stuff Empirical Ventures — investing in bold science Rockstar Scientist Merch So what makes the...