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The tallest tropical tree in the world is 100.8 m high, weighing 81.5 tons
The tallest tropical tree in the world currently lives in Malaysia, named 'Menara' (in Malay meaning 'Tower'), 100.8 m high, weighing 81.5 tons without roots.
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The tallest tropical tree in the world currently lives in Malaysia, named 'Menara' (in Malay meaning 'Tower'), 100.8 m high, weighing 81.5 tons without roots.
A tropical tree on Borneo Island, Malaysia, set a record with the height of three stacked blue whales.
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