New tallest living thing discovered September 8, 2006
Posted by tkcollier in Enviroment, News.trackback
Eureka! New tallest living thing discovered / THE CHAMPION: At 378.1 feet, Hyperion in Redwood National Park on North Coast towers 8 feet above Stratosphere GiantA redwood in a remote Northern California coastal forest has been tentatively measured as the world’s tallest living thing.
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