What is the tallest species of tree in the world?

What is the tallest species of tree in the world?

A California redwood
B Himalayan cypress
C Alpine ash

Also known as the coastal redwood, these giant trees can grow to a height of over 330 feet, with trunks around 27 feet wide. They are found along the Pacific coast, from California to southwest Oregon. Hyperion, in Redwood National Park, is the tallest-known tree in the world, reaching a dizzying 380.1 feet.

Correct Answer: California redwood

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