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zozo
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This is interesting, who thought you could make a 50 minute program about a tree...
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Cracking film; thanks for sharing Marcel.
Bristlecone Pines, amongst the oldest living organisms on the planet
Very slow growing; 77 years old and just 9 inches tall.
Ancient but no genetic deterioration.
And finally, an idiot geomorphologist who killed the worlds oldest living organism...5000 years to grow, felled in a moment.
Says it all really...
Bristlecone Pines, amongst the oldest living organisms on the planet
Very slow growing; 77 years old and just 9 inches tall.
Ancient but no genetic deterioration.
And finally, an idiot geomorphologist who killed the worlds oldest living organism...5000 years to grow, felled in a moment.
Says it all really...
zozo
Member
I've seen documentaries about tropical wood logging and huge enormous trees beeing felled.. Or those Canadian giant Sequoia trees.. Watching this i always feel like Obelix's little dog, dogmatix (Idéfix). Realy sad.
Why would one cut down a 4000 year old tree and feel good about it? It's lakking more respect than the tree can produce wood. 🙁
