Hyperion is the world's tallest tree and it location is kept a secret from the public. Why is that? | IFLScience

Hyperion, the tallest known living tree on Earth, is a coast redwood in California’s Redwood National Park, standing an incredible 380.3 feet—taller than a 35-story building. Discovered in 2006, it has amazed nature enthusiasts worldwide. To protect Hyperion, park authorities keep its location secret. Visitors who go off-trail risk harming the tree’s fragile ecosystem and face fines, ensuring this natural wonder remains safe for future generations. Redwoods like Hyperion are among the oldest liv

A redwood known as Hyperion in California's Redwood National Park, is considered as the tallest tree in the world, at a height of 115.85 meters (380.1 feet). For reference, that's 1.25 times bigger than the Statue of Liberty in New York! Its name is derived from Greek mythology – Hyperion was one of the Titans and the father of sun god Helios and moon goddess Selene. 📹 Michael Nichols/NatGeo | Roar Wildlife News

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236K views · 2.5K reactions | "Escondido" en el Parque Nacional Redwood, en California, se ubica el árbol más alto del mundo; una secuoya de 116 metros llamada Hyperion. | National Geographic Traveler Latinoamérica | Facebook