Firefighters Save Sequoia National Park's Beloved Giant Forest From Raging Wildfire
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The Sequoia National Park in California's southern Sierra Nevada mountains is best known for its namesake giant sequoias. The park boasts 40 groves of the massive trees, which occur naturally only on its western slopes. But the most beloved is the Giant Forest, a collection of 2000 trees that includes half of the Earth's largest and longest-living trees. This past weekend, the ancient wonders came dangerously close to being scorched by the KNP Complex Fire. But thanks to quick-thinking firefighters, the precious grove has been saved.
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- the_shrimp1년 이상i think its cool a tree that old
- dobypatogege2년 이상Oh my gosh! I have been to sequoia national park! Im happy it's ok! Btw general sherman might not look big but holy! Its huge!
- boba_addiction약 3년GO FIREFIGHTERS!!!
- adroit_avimimus3년 이상Thank you firefighters for your bravery in helping our forests!
- explorer12214년 이하Thanks to all firefighter for saving those sequoia trees. 😁
- dark_wolf_alpha4년 이하Where they red wood or something..?
- zarkinpants4년 이하Oh, they are great!
- xmarcelax4년 이하Thank You, FireFighters!!
- flowergirl2344년 이하woah those trees are so beautiful. its so great that they didnt get burnt down!
- imme4년 이하Gee, 3,000 years old? That's a lot!