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Yes, there is a temperate rainforest in California called the Redwood National and State Parks. This area is known for its tall coastal redwood trees and receives significant rainfall, creating a lush and unique ecosystem.
The Sequoia sempervirens, Coast Redwood, can grow over 370ft tall.The Sequioadendron giganteum, Sierra Redwood or Giant Sequioa will grow to about 270 ft tall
Animals in the redwood forest that eat plants include deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, and a variety of insects. These animals forage for leaves, berries, seeds, and other vegetation as part of their diet in the redwood forest ecosystem.
A plateau and a coastal plain are not defined by size, but by elevation (a plateau is at a high level) and proximity to the sea (a coastal plain is bordered on at least one side by the sea). Specific examples of each can be smaller or larger than examples of the other.
Redwood tree
Not very many.
Wetlands (which filter out chemicals), redwood forests, and fish.
Wetlands (which filter out chemicals), redwood forests, and fish.
Wetlands (which filter out chemicals), redwood forests, and fish.
Wetlands (which filter out chemicals), redwood forests, and fish.
the interesting place is the redwood national park
William E. Hallin has written: 'Volume and taper tables for old-growth coastal redwood' -- subject(s): Forests and forestry, Redwood, Measurement
Redwood is the common name for Sequoia which is a conifer so will have needles.
Redwood is a natural wood. Redwood trees grow to unbelievable size. In California they have the great redwood forest where cars can actually drive through cut outs on some trees. There is also some fake redwood made from plastics or paper products but they don't have the clean smell or feel of natural redwood.
They can grow between 250 and 300 feet tall. The tallest recorded is 325 feet.
about as long as my dick did!
One example of a giant evergreen tree is the coast redwood, which can grow over 300 feet tall. These trees are native to the coastal regions of California and are known for their impressive size and longevity. Coast redwoods are also important for their role in providing habitat for various species and for their ability to capture and store large amounts of carbon dioxide.