There's a forest in Poland that's made entirely of trees that are leaning to one side. - Apparently.
In a phenomenon known as "valley orientation," the trees in the Białowieża Forest have grown at an angle due to the soft, moist soil in the valley. This unique condition has resulted in trees that lean at an average of 30 degrees to the side, creating a surreal landscape. The forest is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the European bison.