Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) is the tallest tree in the world. At the last measurement in 2004 led him to the giant (Sequoia sempervirens) at 115.24 meters - and still growing in the sky over California.California, scientists have made a careful selection, the giant Redwood National Park in the north of the state, three new trees discovered the extent of the possible extent overcome. With a height of 378.1 meters, or 115.24 meters, is the giant tree, the largest object known to inhabit this planet.
The trees are just one part of the national parks accessible.
The former world record holder attaches "only" 112.7 meters.
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It is a bit amusing, how in any year, the tallest redwood treee could possibly yield the title to another one, if the top breaks, or if a slightly shorter one grows faster. Either way, they are very tall trees.
MDV
Oregon
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