Dr. John Deloney (Host)

Yeah.

Max Downs has bought a couple.

I reckon they're hard to get going, hard to take.

We wouldn't be able to grow one in our new studio?

Maybe out on the street.

Unless you find out the location, but it's kept closely guarded to protect the fewer than 100 mature trees from deadly plant pathogens and human disturbance.

The reason I'd want to go to where the 100 mature trees is, is because you are literally, you could get transported back to a different age to be like, this is what you used to be going on.

So you'd want to be, you want that to be, you want to be immersed in that.

As opposed to just seeing an individual or two.

It's like, I want to be in it.

I want to be in that world.

That's where I'm coming from.

Stands at roughly 43 meters tall, the tallest one in the mountains.

Huge.

Sorry to cut you off.

When logging what?

Sook.

Like big redwoods.

They're estimated to be between 500 and 1,000 years old, but the overarching root systems and clonal colonies can be dated back to up to 200 million years ago.

Not nothing, is it?