Where the leaf-stems of the Traveller's Palm join the tree their sheaths form a sort of cup, which collects rainwater. Think of cupping your hands together to form a little basin from which you can drink collected water.
Any plant which forms similar shapes as part of its anatomy will collect water which can be drunk in an emergency by cutting into the 'bowl' formation or by using a hollow grass or other stem as a drinking straw (using stems such as hay in this manner is where we get the word 'straw' in this context), but it is very important to be certain the plant you are drinking from is not poisonous to humans.
A palm tree - as palm is a part of the hand
Yes
No, a palm tree will not grow on its own if chopped off from another palm tree. When a palm tree is severed, it cannot regenerate or grow roots without being planted properly. Palm trees require their roots and the connection to the soil to absorb water and nutrients essential for growth. Therefore, a chopped-off palm tree will not survive or develop independently.
Yes. The palm tree's seed can grow without water because the palm's seed is inside its hairy coconut shell. The shell contains milk so the seed can start growing even without water.
In the east, under a palm tree.
No, it is not possible to successfully replant a palm tree without roots. Roots are essential for the tree to absorb water and nutrients from the soil, and without them, the tree will not survive.
Tree houses would not hold up during a hurricane so they would not be allowed.
Water it.
Coconut palm is the main type of palm tree.
The Sabal Palm
dirt+dirt=palm tree
bats stick into a palm tree:)