These are the 10 tallest trees that exist in the world
The tallest trees that exist in the world are a spectacle of nature that will reveal another side to this type of elements. We do not give importance to the presence of trees, we do not take care of the environment as it deserves at this time when everything is moving in the right direction.
Saving the planet from climate change means giving more importance to trees and the environment. Take note of the tallest trees in the world, true jewels that will help us learn to respect the environment in which we live.
Trees are life, essential elements in nature and in the world system for many reasons. Today we want to show you the tallest trees in the world based on the tallest specimen of each species, without repeating two that are of the same species.
Whether big or small, all trees have a very important function.
These are the tallest trees in the world
1. Hyperion: a specimen of the Sequoia sempervirens species is located in the Redwood National Park, in California, and has a height of 115.92 meters.
2. Centurion: in the Arve Valley, in Tasmania, there is the tallest specimen, which measures 99.82 meters.
3. Oregon Pine: the tallest specimen of this species, the third of the tallest trees in the world, is located in Brummit Creek, in Oregon (United States). It measures 99.7 meters high.
4. Big Tree: in Prairie Creek Redwoods, in California (United States), the tallest specimen of this species is located, which measures 96.7 meters high.
5. General Sherman: you can find the tallest specimen of this species in the Sequoias National Forest, in California (United States). Its measurement is 95.7 meters high.
6. Yellow Meranti: you can find it in the Tawau Hills National Park, on the island of Borneo, and has a height of 94.1 meters.
7. White Knight: the tallest specimen of this species can be found in the Evercreech Forest Reserve, in Tasmania. It is 91 meters high.
8. White Eucalyptus: At 90.7 meters high, the tallest specimen of the species is in Tasmania.
9. Alpine Ash: the tallest specimen is also in Tasmania, and measures 87.9 meters high.
10. King Stringy: the last of the Top 10 tallest trees in the world is a specimen that is also in Tasmania, in this case with a height of 86 meters.
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