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yet as the road climbs, there is an improbable shift. perched atop the coastal mountains here, some 1,500 to 2,000 feet above the level of the nearby pacific ocean, are patches of vibrant rain forest covering up to 30 acres apiece. creepy forest wallpaper. trees stretch as much as 100 feet into the sky, with ferns, mosses, and bromeliads adorning their canopies. then comes a second twist: as you leave your car and follow a rising path from the shrub into the forest, it suddenly starts to rain. this is not rain from clouds in the sky above, but fog dripping from the tree canopy. these trees are so efficient at snatching moisture out of the air that the fog provides them with three-quarters of all the water they need. creepy forest wallpaper.

understanding these pocket rain forests and how they sustain themselves in the middle of a rugged desert has become the life’s work of a small cadre of scientists who are only now beginning to fully appreciate fray jorge’s third and deepest surprise: the trees that grow here do more than just drink the fog. they eat it too. in the more southerly regions of this zone, the forest is wetter, thicker, and more contiguous, but it still depends on fog to survive dry summer conditions. kathleen c. weathers, an ecosystem scientist at the cary institute of ecosystem studies in millbrook, new york, has been studying the effects of fog on forest ecosystems for 25 years, and she still cannot quite believe how it works. creepy forest wallpaper. one step inside a fog forest and it’s clear that you’ve entered a remarkable ecosystem, she says. the ways in which trees, leaves, mosses, and bromeliads have adapted to harvest tiny droplets of water that hang in the atmosphere is unparalleled.