From the Sequoia National Park in the United States of America, the largest tree in the world, which remains in spite of the illegal logging of ancient trees, and required this tree to 126 images to display in one picture, indicating the magnitude of that tree.

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The area of ​​the tree is called the tree with the giant "The President" in the sense of the President, and the National Geographic team of scientists and photographers to explore this huge tree and climb to some research work and history.

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The tree is more than 3,200 years old and has a length of more than 75 meters, or 247 feet, and contains 2 billion sheets, all of which required 26 pictures for a total of one.

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Sequoia Park is a national park in southern Sierra Nevada, east of the city of Vesalia, California, USA, founded in 1890, and was the second national national park after Yellowstone National Park.

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