The man spotted a weird symbol inside the enormous log he had just chopped.

Woodcutters have a highly challenging job; they cut enormous amounts of wood every day, all day, as a team, yet occasionally this activity might have surprising surprises.
Several woodcutters engaged in a tree-falling operation were astounded by what they discovered within a trunk after sawing it with a chainsaw.

They were amazed when they eventually removed the object from there since it appeared to be made of metal. What did they find when the chain snapped and the saw got stuck?

They discovered a little, twisted bit of metal, but there was another one in that trunk, deeper. They removed the enigmatic artifacts and carefully inspected them before realizing what they were. A shot! How did a bullet penetrate that trunk so deeply? Nobody is aware.

An intriguing aspect is that it appears that trees do not heal; rather, they merely retain the harm-causing object within them while the environment around them continues to grow and develop.

The solution was discovered by one of the team members: in the past, loggers who were bored shot firearms into trees. They determined the tree was 30 years old by counting the rings on its trunk. People lost interest in the remainder of the forest that day as they continued to chop the trunk and found more similar bullets.