The largest cashew nut tree in the world, known as Maior Cajueiro do Mundo, is located in Natal, Brazil, in the Pirangi Beach area. This massive tree spans an area of about 8,500 square meters (over 2 acres) and is recognized by the Guinness World Records.
What makes this tree extraordinary is a rare genetic mutation that causes its branches to grow outward rather than upward. When the branches touch the ground, they take root and grow as new trunks, expanding the tree's size significantly. It now resembles a small forest, even though it originates from a single tree.
The tree is over 130 years old and still produces around 60,000 fruits each year during the harvest season. This natural wonder has become a popular tourist attraction in Brazil, drawing visitors who are amazed by its enormous size and unique growth pattern.