The Redwoods, It's a Weird Critter

The fire stimulates its desire to cone and it increases its conage rate the next year, hugely because it knows that the subordinate trees get burned out in the fire and it doesn't. It's really a very well evolved tree. And what I find fascinating when you're in a place like in your woods or any of the other redwood places, photos simply do not do it justice. The only photos that I've ever seen that begin to do it justice are the photos that our people take from the tops of the trees looking down. You can get a pretty good visual of Redwoods and somebody's TV if you wait long enough.