Fynbos is healing… During the Stone Age, people turned to nature for many things, especially when it came to curing ailments. Those who were lucky enough to live in the Cape Floral Kingdom during that time were blessed with a fully stocked pharmacy. The scrubby Buchu (Agathosma betulina) with its spicy scent was used as a tea to treat inflammation. Pig’s ear (Cotyledon orbiculata) was warmed up, and the juice was used to cure ear or toothaches. The bitter yet aromatic leaves of the Cancer Bush (

149 reactions · 33 shares | Why is our fynbos so special? For millions of years, the southernmost point of Africa has remained relatively unchanged. In that time, our fynbos has been able to grow and evolve undisturbed. What we see now is thousands of incredibly diverse and fascinating plants that show unique adaptations that have allowed them to survive for millennia. Watch as Dr Richard Cowling shares his extensive knowledge of the Cape fynbos. | Grootbos Private Nature Reserve | Facebook

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Vibrant Male Orange-breasted Sunbird Perched on Red Pincushion Protea in Fynbos Habitat #wildlife #birds #nature #natgeowild #birdsounds #natgeoindia | Amazing Things in Rural Areas