The Coco de Mer is a unique and fascinating palm tree that can only be found in the Seychelles. What makes this tree so special is its fruit, which is the largest in the plant kingdom and takes up to 6 to 7 years to mature. The fruit, also known as the "double coconut" or "sea coconut," can weigh up to 30 kilograms and can grow up to a meter in length.

The Coco de Mer has long been considered a rare and valuable commodity, with the male and female trees being protected under Seychelles law. In fact, the tree's scientific name, Lodoicea maldivica, was named after King Louis XV of France and the Maldives, as it was once believed that the tree could only be found on these two islands.

The Coco de Mer has also become an icon of the Seychelles, with its unique shape and suggestive curves inspiring countless legends and myths. The fruit has even been used in traditional medicine, with its supposed aphrodisiac properties leading to it being known as the "love nut."

I think the Coco de Mer would make an excellent addition to Slowly's collection of stamps, showcasing the Seychelles' unique and fascinating natural beauty. It would also be a great way to share the rich cultural heritage and history of the Seychelles with the world.

Other possibile stamps for Seychelles could include Vallée de Mai, Seychelles giant day gecko or Aldabra giant tortoise: