The Cotton Tree is a large tree known for its distinctive appearance and fluffy seed pods. It belongs to the genus Ceiba and is commonly found in tropical regions. The tree can grow up to 70 meters tall and has a wide trunk, often with a bulbous shape. Its leaves are palmate, and it produces large, white flowers that attract various pollinators. The seeds of the Cotton Tree are surrounded by a soft, cotton-like fiber, which is where it gets its name. This fiber is light and buoyant, making it useful for stuffing pillows and mattresses. Additionally, the tree holds cultural significance in many regions, often symbolizing strength and resilience.