Animated comparison of tree sizes

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There also isn’t much consistency in how they name the trees. Some latin names, some common names. What’s a “palm tree?”

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The caption at the end - “Work - 35 days Render-74 days”

Wow.

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They do have a canopy ecosystem, like the tropical rainforest, but since they’re gymnosperms it’s a pretty barren environment.

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So it keshitsubo a bonsai style or a tree genus? Google is being lame about an explanation, and the 2 things I clicked on, thinking I would at least get a definition, redirected me to endless popups.

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Just need to express my disappointment that there was no ficus in that list.

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It’s a size classification of bonsai:

“Poppy-seed size | 3–8 cm (1–3 in)”

They’re in the “Animated comparison of tree messiness” video.

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Ouch. That hurts.

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Ten tallest trees are all in the Pacific part of the world:

Krummholz are naturally produced small and stunted trees:

And the oldest trees, in 2017:

Plus, was that a boxing sunflower in the animation? I see them following the sun and all, but not moving like that. :slightly_smiling_face:

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Came to say : what did they do to the redwood at the end? I’ve never seen one “pruned” like that. :evergreen_tree:

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Ah but the bed of needles and duff is the softest camping ever …

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