Dead trees get charged quickly, since dry / dead roots dont supply water to the leaves of the tree the charge accumulated also does not get discharged to the ground. Hence lightning strikes dead trees more than living trees.
Coral reef and trees
All sorts of mushrooms can grow on dead trees. Multiple varieties of mushrooms can flourish on living trees as well.
lightning is attracted to the taller objects in any open space .so being near tall trees in an open space is dangerous. The lightning can "jump" from the tree through the air to your body if it finds that your body, with its high salt content, is an easier conductor.
Even though it is from trees paper is non living.
Yes they are small insects that feed on dead plants and trees as well as dead parts of living trees. They are light yellow to black with clear to smoky gray wings.
It is yes, classified as dead. It exists in physical matter and doesn't breathe and has no life force. So paper is indeed dead. HOWEVER, paper is made of trees, and trees are living. But if you were to cut a tree, it would die. SO paper would be dead or alive, depending on how you see it.
No. I have actually had a few horses that have been struck by lightning, and all were dead.
Mold fungi eats things that aren't living like dead trees and stuff that's dead and rotted.
It's possible, really. In winter, trees seem dead without their leaves but they are very alive. Zombies, on the other hand, are pretty much "The Living Dead".
No. Dead is dead.
They are biotic because they were once living.
Pine cones are non-living structures produced by pine trees to protect and disperse their seeds. They are made of dead tissue and serve as a protective covering for the seeds inside until they are ready to be dispersed and grow into new trees.