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The theory that mountains are ancient giant tree stumps has been gaining traction among researchers. Flat-top mountains and mesas like Devils Tower in Wyoming are thought to be the petrified remains of enormous ancient trees. These formations are found all over the world, with similar shapes to tree stumps cut at the base.

The hexagonal columnar basalt formations at Devils Tower closely resemble the cellular structure of tree trunks. This similarity in structure suggests a possible link between the two. Ancient texts and mythologies across cultures reference enormous world-trees, adding to the theory.

The existence of petrified forests provides evidence that organic material can turn to stone over time. This process could have occurred on a massive scale, resulting in the formation of mountains we see today.