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The Dragon Blood Tree (Dracaena cinnabari) is one of the most fascinating and rare plants on Earth, native to Socotra Island in Yemen. Its umbrella-like shape and dense, towering branches create an almost alien landscape across the island.
The name "Dragon Blood" comes from the tree’s red sap, which was historically believed to be the blood of dragons. This resin has been used for centuries for medicine, dyes, and even rituals.

The Dragon Blood Tree thrives in dry, harsh environments by collecting moisture from the air through its leaves and channeling it to its trunk. Its slow growth and long lifespan — some trees are believed to be hundreds of years old — make it a symbol of endurance and resilience.
Due to climate change and habitat loss, the Dragon Blood Tree is now considered vulnerable, highlighting the urgent need for conservation efforts to protect this botanical treasure.