This discovery is the first 100-meter tropical tree (and the world's tallest known flowering ... of Geography at Swansea University and a National Geographic Explorer. She researches climate ...

That began to change in 1964, when the July issue of National Geographic featured articles titled “Finding the Mt. Everest of All Living Things” and “World’s Tallest Tree Discovered.” ...

clings to the bark of a California redwood tree. The four-inch amphibians make their homes in the little-studied canopy. When disturbed by a predator in the canopy of the world’s tallest trees ...

This stellar tree is nicknamed ‘Menara’ which means ‘Tower’ in Malay, this bright yellow meranti (Shorea faguetiana) is believed to be the tallest tropical tree ever recorded and possibly ...

You can learn more about these sanctuaries in the National Geographic Atlas of the ... nearly a million visitors each year. World’s largest living tree (by volume) Nestled in California ...

Standing at an impressive 275 feet (83.8 meters) tall, this tree dominates ... Giant Forest of Sequoia National Park, home to five of the ten largest trees in the world by volume.

National Geographic scientists recently discovered the world's largest coral colony ... "Finding this mega coral is like discovering the tallest tree on earth," Enric Sala, Pristine Seas founder ...