How to pronounce "yews"

The most interesting discovery of late, I think

is the so-called immortal jellyfish,

which has actually been observed in the lab

to be able to be able to revert back to the polyp state

after reaching full maturity.

So that being said,

it's highly unlikely that any jellyfish would survive that long in the wild.

And back to the yew here.

So as you can see, it's in a churchyard;

it's in Scotland. It's behind a protective wall.

And there are actually a number or ancient yews

in churchyards around the U.K.,

but if you do the math, you'll remember

it's actually the yew trees that were there first, then the churches.

And now down to another part of the world.

I had the opportunity to travel around the Limpopo Province in South Africa

with an expert in Baobab trees.

And we saw a number of them,

and this is most likely the oldest.

It's around 2,000,

and it's called the Sagole Baobab.