🌲 Themed set

Nature: how big are they really?

Giant trees, cacti and the highest mountains on Earth.

Unrolling the blueprint…

Real sizes in this set

Spoiler alert — play first! Every item in the nature set, smallest to largest.

ObjectMetricImperialMeasured
Sunflower3 m9 ft 10 intall
Saguaro cactus12 m39.4 fttall
Baobab tree20 m65.6 fttall
Coconut palm25 m82 fttall
Giant sequoia83.8 m275 fttall
Coast redwood (Hyperion)116 m381 fttall
Uluru348 m1,142 fttall
Angel Falls979 m3,212 fttall
Mount Fuji3,776 m2.35 mitall
Matterhorn4,478 m2.78 mitall
Mount Kilimanjaro5,895 m3.66 mitall
Denali6,190 m3.85 mitall
Mount Everest8,849 m5.5 mitall
Mauna Kea (base to peak)10.2 km6.34 mitall

Nature comparisons

Questions

How does the nature size game work?

Each round shows one object at true scale as a solid blue yardstick. Stretch the dashed outline of a nature until it looks right, then press Measure to see its real size. Five rounds, up to 15 stars.

What is the largest item in the nature set?

Mauna Kea (base to peak), at 10.2 km (6.34 mi) tall.

And the smallest?

Sunflower, at 3 m (9 ft 10 in) tall.

Other themes

How Size It Up works

  1. Look. The solid blue shape is your yardstick — drawn at true scale, with its real size marked.
  2. Stretch. Drag across the board (or pinch, slide, use ← →) to resize the dashed white outline until it feels right.
  3. Measure! The real size snaps in as a yellow outline. Your accuracy earns up to ★★★.

Five shapes a day, the same for everyone. Can you get all 15 stars?

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