Do it without cutting trees

good luck mate hope is works out

"strong enough, rigid enough, and safe enough " and cheap enough. we probably already have it. it has to be cheap enough too or no business will come near it.

They already have, problem is cost way more, fortunately for us earth provides endless amount of trees to offset that cost, and we (humans) unlike termites and woodpeckers are wise enough to replant them, paper, pencils etc use wood, it's called life!!!!go take politics and learn to unify and bond Americans will be a first!! Goodluck

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Right! I said the same thing. I thought they were the tallest on earth!

Sequoia trees ARE the biggest trees on the planet top 5 channel fyi!!!!

​​​​​@@trevorw3233 Yeah...Top 5 Channell! 😛 I agree with you, Trevor. As soon as I saw the video title, it's the first one I thought of. I was amazed it wasn't the very first one!

Great comment I invite you to research our infinite plane. I believe that we had huge fat trees on this planet that we cut down (look up petrified tree stump / plateau theory) 1. We live on an infinite flat plane. It is infinitely flat in all directions. We can easily believe in infinite space but not an infinite flat plane? Our land mass on the infinite flat plane. 4.5 MB Full Size ibb.co/Mh8N1WH 2. Earth is an infinite plane with no boundaries. You don’t have to leave this world to find other worlds. There is land and water beyond the poles. 1957: Is naval air unit penetrated to 2300 miles beyond the South Pole, it was always over land ice and water. The flight received negligible media press. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p7edjJSV3taykX0.html

You have a variety of responses to your heartfelt. If it is of interest to you I would like to share this short article that explains how the future is going to be wonderful because humankind is about to be ruled by a heavenly government: www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/ All suffering will cease. Our beautiful planet home will be cherished & healed. People will be educated to respect & honour each other. Revelation 21:3,4 "With that I heard a loud voice from the throne say: “Look! The tent of God is with mankind, and he will reside with them, and they will be his people. And God himself will be with them. 4 And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.”

Yes it is very important for us to protect nature for our own well being because destroying nature has its adverse effects which we are experiencing in some parts of the world and constructing houses at the expense of the life of the trees is unthinkable however much be possible we should always try and protect our trees because they need our help for their existence

@@swatisquantum bruh you can’t be real

True

That's why preferred living in nature than living in cities full of noise pollution , blooming population , air pollution , depression etc. It's my dream to build a home in forest. My aunt lives in forest and whenever I have holidays I visit there and believe me man nothing is more soothing and refreshing than this.

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I would imagine the photos don't do the trees justice. Also I would imagine the view from the ground level is daunting.

You're very lucky

What about honorable mention of a tree in Harrodsburg Kentucky at Fort Harrods Park. Technically a hedge. The second largest Osage Orange in the world is there and it is a favorite attraction. Kids have been climbing in the tree since the days of Daniel Boone. The biggest I believe is in Cyprus. The thing that keeps the Harrodsburg tree #2 is that it's got a split trunk. Spots are polished from being climbed in. Cool spot yall.

Yes,we need them alive more than they need us.

It must have been devastating for the Aboriginal Australians to witness the destruction of native bushland, early White settlement. During my life time (NSW) I have seen the urban spread in my city with the loss of so many trees now replaced with roof tops glistening in the hot summer sun. I mourn the loss of natural habitat that I remember from my childhood. Kind regards.

@@annviolet4727 We need to stop mass immigration which is what is driving this huge land grab causing our forests to be bulldozed in favor of more houses. We also don't have enough fresh water to be doing what we're doing. It's utterly ridiculous.

@@Globalgenocide I agree. Immigrants being crammed in like sardines.

@@annviolet4727 So where do u live that has no timber in it?

I hightly doubt that the floating christmas tree is actually a tree 😂 Although the redwood Luna in California is nowhere near the tallest, but still amazingly tall with its 60 meters, the background story is quite something. A girl named Julia lived on it for 738 days in a row, so it couldn't be cut down.

@@TrangDB9 it is an artificial tree, not a real tree

@@susanapol382 I know

I’m wondering why and why use it for the thumbnail?

@@TrangDB9 I know

10:05 They also showed macaques (I think) instead of orangutans and a leopard instead of a clouded leopard.

I thought the planet was in peril....

OMG BUT LIKE I LEGIT WANT TO PLAY HIDE AND SEEK IN IT

And that is exactly where I stopped watching this video!

Yes, you right👍

Or the small ones.

Let’s all agree to use hemp

That would be nice. Cutting them down is akin to demolishing St. Paul's Cathedral, Alhambra Palace, Petra, the list goes on.

World control by capitalism. They will do what ever they want .

We have to for climate change. Think of the children

It is a feeling like no other . We live down in Tulare and go up to the Sequoias as much as we can . Rember take only pictures leave only footsteps .

@@fallencrown6069 how crazy, I’m in Visalia! I have hundreds of pictures of General Sherman. Sometimes we find an area behind where everyone takes pictures and we just sit there and take in the beauty. The last few times we’ve gone, we’ve seen a lot of trash, so we try and pick as much up as we can so we can keep the area clean so people can experience how majestic Sherman is

Ummm, there's a fence around General Sherman FOR A REASON!!!

They left the General out. And that is a crime!

The general Sherman tree was in his top 5 biggest trees in the world video

@@xpmexican7600 So it is a top 5 but not a top 15? How does the now extinct Tennessee Treehouse @ 80' make it in at #4. That probably belongs on the top 5 biggest treehouse list, not here.

Not mention the General Grant and the President (sequoias) or the Icarus, Helios, and Daedalus (coast redwoods).

no 5 , change "menaraH" to "Menara". remove the H . or it will give difference meaning

I went to sequoia national park the nature there is beautiful and thousands of general Sherman’s.

Ya and it mentions one bejng 169 ft tall then shows it as 327 ft tall. Not gonna finish this video if they can't fact check or correct errors.

327 feet is 100 meters. They are likely estimates in meters, converted to feet.

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If it is of interest to you, this short article explains how humans will live longer than these amazing trees on an earth filled with peace: www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/ Isaiah 65:21,22 They will build houses and live in them, And they will plant vineyards and eat their fruitage. 22 They will not build for someone else to inhabit, Nor will they plant for others to eat. For the days of my people will be like the days of a tree, And the work of their hands my chosen ones will enjoy to the full."

Wow so great like to watch every

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@Jon Hohensee Oops... Thank God for the self appointed Punctuation monitor....

@@joeleyendecker5346 Is English new to you?

​@@jonhohensee3258 Get a life.

I'd agree. But the problem is that we cut down so many of them. I've heard of some up to 24' diameter. too bad we were so short sighted.

and all the oxygen they release for us to breath with.. Absolutely amazing, His creation ! 👋

The desert is creeping ever closer to the shore line here in Australia. Politicians have their heads stuck in the sand nowadays with little regard for the environment.

According to the Guinness Book of Records ( last I looked) the tallest tree known of was at Mt. Baw Baw in Victoria.

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Lots of errors in this script. At one point he mentions the volume of wood and quotes it in square metres. Doh!

Yea I lol when I saw that

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We have a Wisteria along the edge of our property on the front. I have had to actually threaten bodily harm (I am 5'2" and 72 yrs old) to keep people from stopping and wanting to just cut a piece off of it to see if they can get it to grow at their house. Wish people would learn that what belongs to others is not theirs. It took us many years, alot of love and care to get ours to where it is and as beautiful as it is.

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Really. I thought it was Charley Sheen for a sec.

Hemp is the way to go

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Do it before some greedy person chops em down.

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Correct. Nothing is bigger

My thoughts exactly

Yup, and the Jededuah redwood of 467' is simply untrue.

I was searching for this comment . I don't know why they did not mention it

Why is it called general Sherman? Growing up in north cal, we always call it giant sequoia.

Ken Czekala it’s called ahuehuete or sabino Im from puebla mex its close to oaxaca

Ken Czekala please put a link so we can see it 😊🇦🇺

Yup I knew about this tree but here in this video it's about biggest Trees not about oldest Trees,I love the which is in Mexico and many people worship that tree😍👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿.

Wrong channel

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Typical Australia ....we cut it down but gee it was a big bastard ha ha ha 😂

The word is cambium and that is a growth layer, not a water transmission layer. The plant height limit is defined by the cohesiveness of water. As a liquid pure water has high tensile and compression strength, but this is altered by mineral content. The water column in the xylem vessels literally takes on one water molecule from the roots as one molecule is released by transevaporation in the leaves, so not capillary action which is a phenomenon related to water/air interface. However, there is a physical limit to the tensile strength of the xylem water, which limits the absolute height of trees. Note that gymnosperms such as the tall sequoia in north America do not have xylem vessels, only xylem tracheids, which are narrower and may assist in maintaining the continuity of the water column more than the wider vessels. You might wonder that living cells should be able to pump water higher, but the plain fact is that xylem vessels and tracheids are actually dead cells that from long tubes; plants did not evolve a system for pumping water higher, and many plants do not reach anywhere near 100m. Height is an evolutionary advantage only in forests, and Eucalyptus for example has evolved other means to reduce competition for light, such as preventing growth of other plants nearby through their root systems. This is why eucalypts as agricultural windbreaks failed, because crops could not grow anywhere near the trees due to inhibition. The author of the video does not mention the giant karri trees in south Western Australia, which are almost as tall and very massive.

@@quentonfisher4013 That's not even a tree; let alone living. It's just a piece of structure or at highest; an architecture.

But it still is a tree it’s just not living 😷

@Nod Melon look up the definition of a tree nod😷

Thankee we didn't actually mean it

I agree. It's ridiculous to include it in this list.

natalie barnett downstairs there are bigger

Why not just watch the video? 🙄

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Course it did watch and learn

Yes it did

Nice that you witnessed that before they are all killed.

@@sharonhamilton9496 I know right I hope you’ve been able to see them if not put them on your bucket list they are truly breath taking

Just came back from a trip there and saw the redwoods! They are breathtaking! It was my bucket list to see these, from even the song: “ This land is your land!” So peaceful and agree it is ethereal! I loved how the sun ☀️ peaks in between. Just gorgeous! Hope to visit again one day🙏☺️

@@evyj4918 aren’t they glad you were able to,see them 😘😘

just need to watch out for the drop bears that live in them...scary stuff

Can seez them in Hawaii

They don't. Hyperion location is 41.20491, -124.01556

@@cadetbooth why post that? So stupid.

@@johnr5252 I don't think it's a secret. Anyway if Hyperion wanted privacy it should've got an unlisted number.

those crazy people are out there and right here as well

Lol good question!!

Well I don’t necessarily go to a spiritual tree and cry. But while I’m walking through my woods I can find myself overwhelmed with emotions. Just thinking about all the natural beauty and that in 50 years it probably won’t be here. 😔

Nature is certainly beautiful. It’s not that hard to believe.

@@gingercatqueen4368 very true. I love nature, I'm a big hiker, maybe I'm jaded ;)

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Groovy man, you got any lsd...........?(🥴) Man,

@@monkeyhaters9258 : I think that on one of his acid binges, he must have done 10,000 Micrograms in one single particular dose. That's probably more than enough, to trigger likely insanities, of a permanent nature.

It also says that Juggernaught is 460 feet tall. FALSE! It is at 460 feet of elevation above sea level and is actually 309 feet tall.

Yeah - and so many other discrepancies like so many trees were labelled 327ft high while the narrator was saying something totally different. Thumbs down from me for all the inacurrate data...

I could see so many 327ft tall!

To everyone who's horned in to this series of Posts: The "narrator", is obviously a ROBO-VOICE; someone compiles all of a bunch of disparate videos from KZfaq, claims that they're all HIS OWN, and expects that we . . . or someone else . . . will pay him!!

Locations?

Are you hard of hearing

@@SalfordMatt whats that have anything to do with anything? 🙄🤦

How old ?

We lost the "largest Norwegian pine" here in MN a few years ago due to high winds that ravaged Itaska state park in MN, it's where the Mississippi River starts.

Big Gus blew down this winter in a big snow storm that came out of the Missions Terrible

Dam,, just write a book?📖

@@knunyabeasewhacks8744 : I believe you, and those Norways, are closely related to the Ponderosa Pines of the Far Western United States, and their Pacific Subspecies, is capable of growing to 300' tall, with a circumference breast height of more than 30'.

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We must respect every tree in this planet Earth, because they allow human to be exist, there are no so call human or life without them, dont think we should protect them, they protect living Earth.

@@PhucHoang-gd7pg I agree!

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I figured General Sherman would be #1.

Me too

Allow me to point out... General Sherman was a WHITE man. No doubt B.L.M. and other White hating groups are already getting their chain saws and other devices of destruction ready for the bringing down of this monument to White Supremacy.

General Sherman is the Giant Sequoia, a redwood same as coastal redwood or hyperion. They are redwoods/sequoias but grown in different areas. General sherman is thicker but not taller than hyperion. Hyperion is slimmer than giant sequoia but taller.

@@tagoldich it is the record holder for worlds largest...makes you wonder how they composed the list....

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Um the trees used to be so big entire valleys and mou n tain ranges rested under them. See devils tower!