what is the tree from which blood comes out?
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Pterocarpus angolensis is a native wild teak tree of South Africa. It is commonly known as 'Bloodwood tree'. The bloodwood tree got its name from its dark-red sap. When you cut down one branch down, the red sap flows out of it, just like blood flows when one of the arms of human body is amputated.
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This unique tree found in South Africa is known as Bloodwood Tree also called 'Kiaat', 'Mukwa' and 'Minunga'. Its scientific name is Pterocarpus angolensis.
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