How many years before some jackass kills it for lumber?
Karen S.
10/31/2020 23:17
I didnt read organism 🙈🙈🙈🤭🤭🤭🤭
Steven B.
10/31/2020 15:52
Ummm. Armillaria ostoyae is actually the largest
Bryan H.
10/31/2020 14:11
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Nancy M.
10/31/2020 13:26
Was the General damaged in the recent fires?
David A.
10/31/2020 13:17
we have a picture with General Sherman 🌲
Mallory G.
10/31/2020 12:47
Incredible!
Alex H.
10/31/2020 12:44
Wow
Gangadhar S.
10/31/2020 12:28
Greatest wealth on the earth trees,ecological balance relies on how many trees we preserved and protected.
Laura L.
10/31/2020 12:18
I think not.........Pando
Pieter v.
10/14/2020 18:27
Largest living organism is not a tree but a fungus...
Andre K.
07/25/2020 08:27
David Attenborough mentioned the trees in Australia being the largest & the giants were cut down
Bill N.
07/21/2020 22:09
Of course the ultimate value given by this film to the giant sequoia is, “the volume of wood it produces,” which would be silly as it would then be dead.
Why value the corpse more than the living tree? How about valuing the oxygen produced throughout its lifetime? How about valuing its importance to ecosystems? Oh well.
Of course, yes, I understand: many humans believe that the only value of any external thing is in its usefulness to him/herself. The narcissism of our species.
But why is killing the go-to solution for some? Why find the greatest value in the dead flesh of an ancient wild tree?
I say its value is in its old soul, witness to the dawning of humanity. We could sit with that. Embrace it. Cohabitate.
Helena J.
07/03/2020 16:32
Lindo vídeo, natureza fantástica,🌵🌿🌳🌳🌳🌳
Ron S.
07/02/2020 19:14
Giant ancient tree
Arnaud P.
07/01/2020 13:17
il était moins imposant de nuit...
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Suleman M.
11/04/2020 11:54God is great
Bitt G.
11/04/2020 07:45Wanted to see this.
Spencer J.
11/02/2020 16:48broooosss
Pamela W.
11/01/2020 12:13Exactly
Benjamin O.
11/01/2020 06:00How many years before some jackass kills it for lumber?
Karen S.
10/31/2020 23:17I didnt read organism 🙈🙈🙈🤭🤭🤭🤭
Steven B.
10/31/2020 15:52Ummm. Armillaria ostoyae is actually the largest
Bryan H.
10/31/2020 14:11, ,
Nancy M.
10/31/2020 13:26Was the General damaged in the recent fires?
David A.
10/31/2020 13:17we have a picture with General Sherman 🌲
Mallory G.
10/31/2020 12:47Incredible!
Alex H.
10/31/2020 12:44Wow
Gangadhar S.
10/31/2020 12:28Greatest wealth on the earth trees,ecological balance relies on how many trees we preserved and protected.
Laura L.
10/31/2020 12:18I think not.........Pando
Pieter v.
10/14/2020 18:27Largest living organism is not a tree but a fungus...
Andre K.
07/25/2020 08:27David Attenborough mentioned the trees in Australia being the largest & the giants were cut down
Bill N.
07/21/2020 22:09Of course the ultimate value given by this film to the giant sequoia is, “the volume of wood it produces,” which would be silly as it would then be dead. Why value the corpse more than the living tree? How about valuing the oxygen produced throughout its lifetime? How about valuing its importance to ecosystems? Oh well. Of course, yes, I understand: many humans believe that the only value of any external thing is in its usefulness to him/herself. The narcissism of our species. But why is killing the go-to solution for some? Why find the greatest value in the dead flesh of an ancient wild tree? I say its value is in its old soul, witness to the dawning of humanity. We could sit with that. Embrace it. Cohabitate.
Helena J.
07/03/2020 16:32Lindo vídeo, natureza fantástica,🌵🌿🌳🌳🌳🌳
Ron S.
07/02/2020 19:14Giant ancient tree
Arnaud P.
07/01/2020 13:17il était moins imposant de nuit...