Which is really cool place to go for a walk

Sure whatever you say

Your allowed to hold on to your opinion

Show me the British old growth forests

Go on

No matter how wrong it is

"we do conservation. See? We're nice to some birds in the small piece of acerage."

That's apparently a old growth British forest

I have my doubts

As I said your allowed to have them

Where's the coniferous trees?

thin tree moment

Thin tree moment

The tress have done much better in their war on obesity

they need to get THICCCCCC

i’ve always wanted to know, when a redwood dies, how much else in the area dies with it because of drowning or over watering?

lets go find out

@MountainMan drowning?

Yes. Water damage. @Fitzydog

I am talking avout plants

meanwhile, in the Forest of Dean, in Engerland...
https://s19623.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Puzzlewood-2.jpg

@MountainMan a majority of the redwoods water intake is from fog

Yes. If it dies the water Will leak out. @Fitzydog

Which would mean there is a lot more water Then before. Boom water damage on everything.

That... Is not how wood works

What is the actual word for eater damage in english

Thats precicely how it works!

Damp

If you cut down a big oak, expect the close small plants around to die because of too much water

And in something like a red Wood which is retardedly large, how much damage would it cause?

Not much

It's a rainforest

Trees are not sponges

Exactly. water leaks out when you destroy it @gonejamin

many trees have way longer roots than most smaller plants

they can get to ground water while everything around it dries out

@MountainMan The environment that redwoods are in is not susceptible to over watering like that

Good point @Fitzydog

And coniferous trees don't leak water like that

It would just rot