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Coast redwoods are the tallest trees on Earth. One can grow about 367 feet tall, higher than a football field is long.
Park Quiz
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Coast redwoods are the tallest trees on Earth. About how tall can one grow?
The National Park Service says coast redwoods can grow to about 367 feet, taller than any other tree in the world.
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- REDWOOD The tallest kind of tree on Earth, and the tree this park is named for.
- TALLEST Coast redwoods are the tallest trees in the world.
- FOG Ocean mist that gives the trees water on dry summer days.
- CANOPY The very top of the forest, high above the ground.
- BARK The thick, reddish outer layer that helps a redwood survive fire.
- ELK A large member of the deer family that grazes in the meadows.
- SALMON A fish that swims up the rivers here, important to the Yurok people.
- YUROK The Native people who have fished the Klamath River since time immemorial.
- TOLOWA A Native people whose homeland includes the northern part of the park.
- CHILULA A Native people connected to the forests and grasslands of the park.
- FERN A soft green plant that covers the forest floor and the walls of Fern Canyon.
- TIDEPOOL A little pool left in the rocks when the ocean goes out, full of sea creatures.
- SLUG A yellow banana slug that slides slowly across the wet forest floor.
- KLAMATH The big river where it meets the ocean, a home for salmon.
- RANGER The person in the green and gray uniform who signs your Junior booklet.
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