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Are 'tree waterfalls' possible?

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Natural Springs by Ellie Cooper

Something like the above (Natural Springs by Ellie Cooper) - either where the water originates from atop the tree through regular rainfall, or is directed up and into the tree via the spring (or some other source) below - somehow. I'd ideally like these to be created naturally, but man-made alterations are also possible if that would make them work when they otherwise wouldn't. It doesn't need to be a global phenomenon either, it could be local to a certain area of an otherwise Earth-like planet.

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