50 Largest Animals Ever Discovered By Humans
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50 Largest Animals Ever Discovered By Humans
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Elephants are not "literally the largest land animals ever", A lot of extinct land animals (including some mammals and of course dinosoars) were much bigger. The Blue Whale is the largest animal to have ever lived and isn't extinct.
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elephants are the largest mammals ever? where did you go to school?
02:09 There's an extra start to the elephant story: edit it out? 02:23 The snake looks like a reticulated python. They do not exist in the Dominican Republic. 07:37 Lolong, the giant crocodile caught in the Philippines, weighed 2000lb, not 200. 11:18 What in particular is insane about a stingray? 11:25 Stingrays are not aggressive: the sting is strictly for defense. They don't look for trouble. They cannot eat anything big enough to constitute a threat, hence might provoke a sting. 11:29 Stingrays have no concept of where a human's (or anything else's) heart is. 11:46 Useless talk about massive stingers. 12:49 The anaconda didn't fight the man. It just tried to keep on swimming. Possibly it did not know some jerk was pulling its tail. The man got a hefty fine for harassing a protected species, well-deserved. 17:46-18:03 Another duplication, about lion's mane jellyfish. This time the whole story was doubled. 18:05 It's pronounced DAHKS-hund, not dash'nd. 19:02 If you're talking about a reticulated python, why open up in South Africa? They don't live there. Also, why show an image of a sea snake, followed by an Australian diamond python? 20:41 You entirely missed the story of the alligator on the golf course. Or was it the crocodile? The two videos start off almost the same. 22:27 Nobody was terrified by the anaconda crossing the road. People stopped their cars and hopped the median to stop oncoming traffic so it could get by safely. NB: Brazilians are proud of and protective toward their anacondas. They may not get close to big ones - the snakes can be bitey. But they almost never attack humans, and terror (if any) is all on the humans. And you keep sticking in images of Australian pythons, which (once again) do not share a range with anacondas. I gave up at that point. Most likely the rest of the video is as perfect as the earlier section.
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