Includes a graphic comparing the scale of a Giant Sequoia to the Statue of Liberty.
Two-photo collage. Top photo shows a dark indoor crawlspace or basement area with a cable or wire running diagonally (labeled P25). Bottom photo shows a close-up of a dark, textured cavity with a measurement tool partially visible.Two-photo collage showing a crawlspace area under a building supported by numerous vertical wooden posts (top photo labeled P26).Two-photo collage showing a backyard area. Top photo shows a tree and debris bags on the ground. Bottom photo shows a close-up of the ground covered in leaves and branches under a tree.Collage featuring a photo of a hole in the ground with a measuring stick (labeled P28) and a height comparison chart.
The Giant Sequoia World's Largest Tree
[Height comparison diagram showing, from left to right, a Space Shuttle, Redwood, Sequoia, Blue Whale, Statue of Liberty, and Brachiosaurus against a height scale in feet.]
The largest sequoia, the General Sherman Tree has a volume of 52,508 cubic feet. The tallest sequoia an unnamed tree is 311 feet. The largest coast redwood is 37,500 cubic feet and the tallest 359 feet.
Photo showing a white PVC pipe with a blue hose inserted, extending from a hole in the ground near a concrete building foundation (labeled P29).Photo of a small excavator digging a trench in the yard of a blue-colored house.Exterior view of a dark house with a car parked in front, timestamped 08/20/2015 19:48 (labeled P31).Photo of a very large coniferous tree in a backyard next to a house and deck, timestamped 08/20/2015 19:49 (labeled P32).Another view of the large coniferous tree in the backyard, timestamped 08/20/2015 19:51 (labeled P33).
