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The earthworms in the mountains of southeastern Australia release their own slime (called mucus) into the soil, live for 20 years, and move about underneath snow at soil temperatures of 0(C or 32(F, all winter long.


World's tallest tree named


World's tallest tree named
New measurements taken in March of an extremely old redwood tree in the Montgomery Woods in Northern California have found it to be 112.08 meters tall, officially making it the tallest living thing in the world. The giant tree is called "the Mendocino Tree" and is believed to be between 600 and 800 years old.
5 JUNE 1999
The Globe and Mail
5 JUNE 1999

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