@UnusuallyAwful
started off stron-
@britneycatKISS
on today’s edition of plantguessr, we’ll be learning about the beautiful coast redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens) seen at 0:03. they naturally occur along the coast in northern california and max southwest oregon. these stunning trees are some of the longest living trees on earth, with lifespans of over 2000 years. one adaptive strategy that contributes to this species’ long lifespan is their unique method of capturing coastal fog. when fog condenses on the specialized leaves of these trees, some of it is absorbed through the leaves, and some of it drips down onto the forest floor into their roots. this ensures that these redwoods have enough moisture to make it through the drier summer months where fog is frequent but rainfall is not. this mechanism also allows redwood forests to produce enough moisture to support a variety of understory plants, like the various fern species we can see in this location. trevor’s guesses, yosemite national park and tahoe national forest, indicate that he mistook coastal redwoods for a different iconic redwood species: the giant sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum). these trees occur in central california along the sierra nevada mountain range. giant sequoias are the largest trees on earth with an average height of about 160-280 feet and trunk diameters ranging from 20-26 feet. they are some of the longest living organisms on earth, capable of living over 3000 years.
@diazjake
That’s taking “I’ll see you guys tomorr..” to the extreme 😱
@korosensei329
im glad youre okay mr rainbolt
@jtgeography
Bro is so good at this he immediately informed us all that the movie editors cut out an entire road in post cut for aesthetics before even contemplating the idea that he was in the wrong spot. Next level, rainblot.
@theplaneguy45
"Idk where to go man i'm sorry :/" "oh shit uh ig im sorry for cheating mbmb"
@emircidic1464
It's another day to have the privilage to be alive. Glad to see you are safe and okay, and uploading earlier
@vivpew
best sponsored segment i’ve seen. actually sat through it all and will be watching the movie. also glad you’re okay❤️
@brysonbell8099
please never stop playing an extraordinary road. beautiful every time
@Ford_prefect_42
I'm glad you're ok. The world is genuinely better with you in it.
@thesunman
he was really playing GeoKnower in this one
@oatlf
this was actually an enjoyable ad I didn't even skip it because it felt like any other rainbolt video, I'm glad you're getting paid for it lmao
@Liminal_Jazz
Your content has been noticeably more enjoyable lately, thank you and good job
@Username-bh8bl
Phew you’re alive! Prayers for all those affected 🙏 :(
@adsin8265
glad to see mr rainblot doing okay
@bradyrogers9160
If you need me to yell at the earthquake I will, nobody hurts my rainblot ever, nobody ever
@CricketButBetter
16:30 that is an asian elephant, african elephant have larger ears and theyll always have tusk while Asian elephant rarely have tusks
@Lancelliot7
God tried to nerf rain bolt by shaking the earth. Fortunately he’s not good at geoguessr.
@theplaneguy45
Bro pulled up a random ass movie trailer and was like "oh i remember where this is!" and finds the exact road in like a minute 😭
@thog2302