Radial tree

Imagine a big tree with a trunk in the middle and lots of branches coming off of it like spider legs. In a radial tree, the branches grow out from the trunk in a circular pattern, kind of like a sunflower or a bicycle wheel. The branches can split off into smaller branches that also follow this circular pattern.

Radial trees are often used in data visualization because they're a good way to show relationships between different categories of information. Imagine you have a bunch of different animals and you want to show how they're all related to each other. You might create a radial tree with the different species of animals listed around the outside of the circle and lines connecting them to their closest relatives.

Radial trees are just one way to organize information, but they can be very useful for showing relationships and patterns in complex data sets. Plus, they look pretty neat!