A tribe in India has developed the skill of crafting living bridges using ficus tree roots. It is a time-consuming process that takes between 15 to 30 years to complete, resulting in structures that are between 15 to 250 feet long and built over rivers and gorges. These living bridges have a unique advantage as they become stronger with time, unlike traditional bridges. Some of these living bridges are over 500 years old, a testament to the tribe's ingenuity and respect for nature.
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