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Published on Nov 26, 2012

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The world's second-largest known tree, the President, in Sequoia National Park is photographed by National Geographic magazine photographer Michael "Nick" Nichols for the December 2012 issue. The final photograph is a mosaic of 126 images.

More video can be seen in the magazine's digital editions on iPad, iPhone, and Kindle Fire.

To see Nick's photos, go to http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/201...

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  • archuletarox321

    archuletarox321 6 months ago

    mmm i'd do you on that table

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  • carolyn g

    carolyn g 5 months ago

    exactly...when I first was told the number of old growth left in the USA it was 18%....that was less than 20 years ago. now its 4% left. And these are PROTECTED FORESTS! We can't let it all disappear.

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  • Xavier Pino

    Xavier Pino 2 weeks ago

    the tree in total is about 1312,33 feet in length

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    Xavier Pino 2 weeks ago

    roots are 3 times the height of the tree in deep.

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  • Mark Jericho Pacia

    Mark Jericho Pacia 3 weeks ago

    The place made me think about Narnia.

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  • supercarlson4

    supercarlson4 3 weeks ago

    I think you are thinking about Coastal redwoods which are taller and far more endangered. though sequoias have been logged not quite 98% were felled

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    supercarlson4 3 weeks ago

    banyans have the greatest area coverage

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  • Isaac Grant

    Isaac Grant 1 month ago

    Wahh Wahh

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  • chode licker

    chode licker 1 month ago

    These trees live to be up to 3000 years plus amazing

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    chode licker 1 month ago

    I wish that there were more of these trees around the world

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  • rowena almaden

    rowena almaden 1 month ago

    I did..

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  • Cracka Jack

    Cracka Jack 1 month ago

    Who counted the leaves?

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