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Question
What is the meaning of 'bleeding bark'? What makes it bleed?
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Answer

'Bleeding bark' refers to the sap or fluid that oozes out from a tree when it is cut or wounded. It bleeds when the tree is hacked or chopped, showing the pain and injury caused to the tree by human actions.

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