From the photos, leaves seem normal: fully grown, oriented towards the sun, no more random as regular fig leaves. What's strange is that they are attached to do

From the photos, leaves seem normal: fully grown, oriented towards the sun, no more random as regular fig leaves. What's strange is that they are attached to downward-growing structures, and reversed trunks are more strange than leaves growing on roots (or something similar to roots). Related fig species like banyans have downwards-growing wooden prop roots after all.