A startling discovery has residents in Cornwall, England wondering if they've stumbled upon an ecological disaster or the country's best new tourist attraction.
In the 19th century, English shipping magnate Charles Fox turned his family's 26-acre estate into a lavish garden, complete with exotic plants from around the world. Now known as the Trebah Garden, the land includes a giant overgrown tract that had never before attracted much interest. But recently, caretakers discovered that beneath hundreds of years of brush, the land has grown into an honest-to-goodness South American jungle.]]>