Environment
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Hyperion: Why is the World's Tallest Living Tree Remains Hidden?
The world’s tallest tree Hyperion is off-limits to visitors. Click to read more. Hyperion is the world's tallest living tree, standing at 379. 1 feet, and is estimated to be more than 600 years old.
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