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Tasmania's giant ash trees may be world's tallest. Stephen Sillett's laboratory is dangling 90 metres above the ground. It is an intricate web of ropes and instruments strung up in the branches of a tree. And in the windy conditions that plague Tasmania's forests, it can be distinctly precarious.
In July 2006 some other record tall trees were discovered: Helios (named after the Greek God of the sun), the world's tallest known tree as of June 2006 (114.09 m), Icarus (113.14 m), and Daedalus (110.76 m).ote that although the tallest living tree in the world is a coast redwood, the biggest living tree on the planet is a specimen of a related species, the giant sequoia. The largest giant sequoia is named . General Sherman .