How Giant Sequoias Rule the World 

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Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed visitors, and curious wanderers, welcome to the awe-inspiring realm known as the Land of Giants! In this extraordinary domain. 

They only grow naturally in a narrow strip of mixed conifer forest on the western slopes of California’s Sierra Nevada mountains. 

Where do they grow? 

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They can live up to 3,400 years, making them one of the oldest tree species in the world. 

How old are they? 

#2

They have thick bark that protects them from fire, insects, and rot, thanks to the presence of tannic acids. 

How do they Survive? 

#3

The General Sherman Tree, the world’s largest tree by volume, with a mass of 52,500 cubic feet. 

Who is the King of the Forest? 

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The General Grant Tree, the world’s second largest tree by volume, with 46,608 cubic feet. 

Who is the Second in Command? 

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The President Tree, estimated to be 3,240 years old, with a whopping two billion leaves. 

Who is the Oldest of them all? 

#7

Mount Whitney, which borders Sequoia National Park and Inyo National Forest, at 14,494 feet. 

What is the tallest mountain in the lower 48 states? 

#8

Marble caverns, alpine lakes, waterfalls, wildlife, and hiking trails. 

What are some other Attractions in the Park? 

#9

You can drive, fly, or take public transportation to the park, and stay in lodges, campgrounds, or backcountry sites. 

How can you Visit the Park? 

#10

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