LinkedIn Pinpoint #779 Answer & Analysis 

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What connects Angel Falls (in Venezuela), Hyperion (redwood tree in US), Giraffe (among all land animals), Mauna Kea (base to peak), Burj Khalifa (Dubai skyscraper) in LinkedIn Pinpoint 779 — and why? We've got you covered! Try the hints first — you might crack it before the reveal.

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LinkedIn Pinpoint 779 Clues & Answer
Pinpoint 779 Clues:

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Angel Falls (in Venezuela)
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Hyperion (redwood tree in US)
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Giraffe (among all land animals)
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Mauna Kea (base to peak)
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Burj Khalifa (Dubai skyscraper)
Pinpoint 779 Answer:
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🎯 Pinpoint 779 Answer & Full Analysis

🌍 A Puzzle That Kept Reaching Higher

Pinpoint 779 started with Angel Falls (in Venezuela) — and honestly, that could've gone in a dozen directions.

Natural wonders? Famous landmarks? South American geography?

My instinct was to go broad. Angel Falls is iconic, dramatic, and very "travel documentary energy." So I guessed Natural wonders.

Wrong.

Not a great start.

Then came Hyperion (redwood tree in US).

That's when something clicked. Hyperion isn't just any tree — it's the tallest known living tree. And Angel Falls? The highest waterfall in the world.

Now we're talking.

Suddenly the connection didn't feel geographic anymore. It felt competitive. Like everything on this list had won a very specific contest.

Still, I hesitated.

Instead of going straight for the obvious pattern, I tried something slightly safer: World records.

Wrong again.

Okay. Deep breath.

Then the third clue appeared: Giraffe (among all land animals).

That was the turning point.

Giraffes are the tallest land animals. Angel Falls is the tallest waterfall. Hyperion is the tallest tree.

Three completely different categories.

One shared trait.

Height.

And not just tall — the tallest in their respective groups.

At that moment, the earlier guesses collapsed. This wasn't about fame or records in general. It was about one very specific superlative.

So I went for Tallest of their kind.

And finally — green checkmark.

Relief.

The last two clues just confirmed it beautifully. Mauna Kea (base to peak) is actually the tallest mountain on Earth when measured from its base (most of which is underwater). And Burj Khalifa is the tallest skyscraper in the world.

Waterfall. Tree. Animal. Mountain. Building.

All champions of height.

✅ Category: Pinpoint 779

Things that are the tallest of their kind


📚 Words & How They Fit

WordPhrase / ExampleMeaning & Usage
Angel FallsTallest waterfall in the worldA waterfall in Venezuela with the greatest vertical drop on Earth
HyperionTallest known living treeA coast redwood in California recognized as the world's tallest tree
GiraffeTallest land animalThe highest-standing terrestrial animal species
Mauna KeaTallest mountain (base to peak)When measured from its ocean-floor base, it exceeds Mount Everest in total height
Burj KhalifaTallest skyscraperA building in Dubai holding the record for greatest structural height

❓ FAQ

Is Mauna Kea really taller than Mount Everest? Yes — if measured from its base on the ocean floor to its peak. Everest is tallest above sea level, but Mauna Kea has greater total height.

Why isn't Mount Everest considered the tallest mountain overall? It depends on the measurement standard. Everest is tallest above sea level, but not from base to peak.

Are all Pinpoint categories this straightforward? Not always. Some rely on wordplay or compound phrases. Others, like this one, hinge on recognizing a shared extreme or defining trait.


This one was satisfying.

Every new clue didn't just add information — it raised the stakes. Literally.

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