Fig isn't always just a typical fruit;

 Fig isn't always just a typical fruit; in fact, it's no longer classified as a fruit.

Figs are technically an inverted plant.

Fig trees don't bloom in the same manner as almond or cherry trees do, for example.

Figs have a very intriguing past.

First of all, they are an infruity rather than a fruit anymore (a hard and fast of culmination).

Additionally, they want a dead wasp that perishes inside the fig to reproduce.

In essence, figs are a type of inverted plant that blooms inside the huge, dark-red blossom that we commonly refer to as a fig.

A single nut and an unmarried seed known as a "aquarium" are produced by every blossom.

The fig has a gritty texture since it is formed of many branches.