In forest ecology, a snag (finnish: pökkelö) refers to a standing, dead or dying tree, often missing a top or most of the smaller branches.

snags are important for biodiversity, for example, many studies have shown that they are important for beetles.

material:

wood
stainless steel

measurements:

drop length: ~93 mm
wood diameters: ~8 mm

*note:
these pieces vary slightly due to the natural materials used.