2.5K views · 17 reactions | This is a process called tree debarking, where the outer bark of trees is removed. It is often done to harvest bark for commercial use (e.g., making paper, medicine, or textiles) or to protect trees from pests. Workers climb or stand on tree trunks to carefully strip the bark while keeping the tree intact. This requires great skill and balance. | Nature View | Facebook

226K views · 861 reactions | Removing tree bark is a key preliminary step in the lumber process. It's removed by rolling the log between two sets of rotating blades. The process also creates a more uniform rounded log shape. | Interesting Engineering | Facebook