10 BIGGEST TREES IN THE WORLD.
Trees are the main reason why you and I are still alive; it's the only reason why humanity
is at a point where it is right now, taking in the CO2 which we breathe out and clearing
our atmosphere. It’s impossible to believe how huge some of these trees are. The maximum
height of these common trees is between 400 and 426 feet (122 and 130 meters). While in
the past giant trees may have achieved impressive heights, some of the world’s tallest, widest
and thickest trees are now dead because of timber and deforestation. Today we will be
showing you the 10 biggest trees in the world based on height, width, and mass from a descending
order keep watching till number one and your mind will be blown away on how big this tree
is. If you are a botanist I bet you will love this. However, if you are new here, you’re
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thanks for watching. 10. RULLAH LONGATYLE (strong girl)
This is the world’s largest EUCALYPTUS Regan’s tree species (Eucalyptus globulus Labill).
Very massive tree. The Tasmanian blue gum called RULLAH LONGATLY means strong woman
and it’s situated near Galveston, Tasmania Australia. This tree is Australia’s second
largest tree by volume of the trunk. The volume of its trunk is about 368 cubic meters circumference
19 meters, height 82.3 meters.
9. KERMANDIE QUEEN. It is a fantastic specimen of a giant gum
tree. This tree is 400 years old and it’s found in the southern forest of Tasmania,
commonly called the forest veteran.It is reported to be Australia's biggest tree. The Kermandie
Queen is 76 meter swamp gum or mountain ash rising in a rain forest just south of Galveston,
it is just three quarters the height of Australia’s tallest tree, the neighboring centurion soaring
99.7 meters tall. This tree has suffered burns during forest fire in January 2019. people
are building a road to make the access to this tree more easy for tourists to visit.
8. ARVE BIG TREE. If you have the chance to see one tree in
Tasmania, the Arve Big Tree is probably the easiest of all the giant trees to visit. Perhaps
the Arve big tree is 84m long, a long shot from the current record holder of the world's
biggest flowering plant, the centurion which towers at 324.8 feet tall. Though also seen
some of Australia’s tallest trees, this Arve tree is a behemoth or anywhere in the
continent of Australia. The Arve Big tree weighs 405 tons. This tree has attracted hundreds
of thousands of visitors since it's the second largest Eucalyptus in the world.
7. WESTERN RED CEDAR (CHEEWHAT GIANT). CANADA’S LARGEST TREE, a western red cedar
named the "CHEEWHAT Giant” stands in a remote location near Cheewhat lake west of Lake Cowichan.
It is protected in southern Vancouver Island’s pacific Rim National park Reserve. Vancouver
Island is home to trees of magnificent proportions including the massive western red cedar which
has a diameter of 182 feet that is 55meters in height and 22ft that is 6m width. This
tree can produce 450 regular telephone poles. 6. BOOLE TREE
The Boole is a giant sequoia Tree in the converse Basin Grove of Giant Sequoia National Monument,
in the Sierra Nevada in FResno county , California this tree is said to have a height of 268
ft that is 36 meters tall and a width of 25.43 feet. This tree is said to be 2130 years old
and it remains the second largest contiguous grove in the world.
5. Tane Mahuta. Tane Mahuta is the fifth largest tree in the
world by volume with 516 cubic meters in volume, its name maori means “lord of the wood”
in the pantheon of Maori from the name god. This giant kauri tree (Agathis Australis)
is located in Northland, New Zealand Waipahu forest. The age ranges from 1,250- 2500 years.
IT IS TODAY’S BIGGEST KAURI KNOWN TO Stand. 4. QUINAULT LAKE REDCEDAR.
The Quinault lake red cedar is the largest known western red cedar in the world with
a wood volume of 500 cubic meters (18,000 cubic feet) located near the Northwest shore
of lake Quinault north of Aberdeen, Washington, about 34 kilometers from the pacific Ocean,
it is one-third the volume of the largest known tree, "General Sherman" The quinault
Red cedar is 55 meters (180 ft) tall with a diameter of 6.04 meters.
3. GROGAN’S FAULT. The largest known living coast redwood (Sequoia
sempervirens) is Grogan's fault also known as juggernaut or Spartan, found in redwood
National park in 2014 by Chris Atkins and Mario Vaden with total TRUNK VOLUME OF AT
LEAST 38,299 CUBIC FEET. It is known as the largest coastal wood. Certain high volume
redwoods along the coast include iluvatar with a main trunk volume of 36,470 cubic feet,
new hope, how land hill giant, Girl Scout and the lost monarch.
2. Lost Monarch. Lost Monarch also known as SULIMO is a coast
redwood tree in northern California. The coast redwood tree has a diameter of 26 feet that
is 7.9 meters at breast height and a height of 320 feet that is 98 meters, In terms of
wood volume. It is the largest multi stem coastal redwood in the world and the largest
tree in Jedediah SMITH redwoods. Lost Monarch lowest twigs almost touch the ground which
is very unusual among the largest coast redwoods. 1. GENERALS HERMAN.
The general Sherman tree is the biggest tree in the world which is growing in Tulare County,
Sequoia National Park California USA. At 52,508 cubic feet that is 1487 meters tall, the estimated
base is 274.9ft that is 33.8 meters, the largest branch is 6.8 ft. that is 2.1 meters in width
and the first branch only starts at 40 meters that is 130 ft. It stands as the ultimate
example of the growth potential of a giant sequoia (sequoidendron gigandeum) other types
of trees are taller or thicker at the base but no other living thing on this planet exceeds
the volume of this giant sequoia. The general Sherman tree owes its immense size not to
great age (many other sequoias that are older but rather to its very rapid growth rate.
For over two thousand years this tree has survived numerous fires, climatic change and
even the coming of modern man. Today it remains not only the world’s biggest or largest
living thing but also one of the fastest growing things. The estimated age of the tree is estimated
to range from 2300-2700 years. we hope you enjoyed this video on the 10 Biggest
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