46 reactions · 14 shares | A redwood known as Hyperion in California's Redwood National Park, is considered as the tallest tree in the world, at a height of 115.85 meters (380.1 feet). For reference, that's 1.25 times bigger than the Statue of Liberty in New York! Its name is derived from Greek mythology – Hyperion was one of the Titans and the father of sun god Helios and moon goddess Selene.  Michael Nichols/NatGeo | Roar Wildlife News | Facebook

2 minute montage of a massive 2 tree, 9 stem removal. These trees were breaking 150’ in height, we had to rig out branches that were about 6”-10” in diameter and 30’-50’ long, and flopped out countless logs. @oregon.arb Ben Owens: Arbortec Ambassador #treework #treeremoval #chainsawman | Arbortec Forestwear

The Tallest Tree on Earth: Hyperion! . . Hidden deep within California’s Redwood forests stands Hyperion — the tallest known tree on Earth, reaching a height of 115.92 meters. That’s as tall as a 30 to 40-story building! Discovered in 2006, its exact location is kept secret to protect it from damage. A true giant in the world of trees! . . Follow @factsamrat45 . . #HyperionTree #TallestTree #RedwoodGiants #DidYouKnow #TreeWonders #NatureGiants #MindBlown #UnbelievableTruths #EarthsTallest #hidde