Largest Animals in the World

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Top Largest Animals in the World

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The Polar Bear and Kodiak Bear.

• The largest living land carnivores are the Polar
  Bear and the kodiak bear, a Brown Bear
  subspecies. Since they have similar body sizes,
  it is not clear which is definitively larger. In
  both species, shoulder height has been measured
  at more than 1.6 m and total length at as much as
  to 3.05 m .The heaviest polar and brown bear
  weights recorded were respectively 1,003 kg and
  1,135 kg.

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The African Bush Elephant

• The African Bush Elephant is the largest living
  terrestrial animal, with males reaching 6 to 7.5
  meters in length, 3.3 meters in height at the
  shoulder, and weighing 6 t .Females are much
  smaller, reaching 5.4 to 6.9 meters in length
  2.7 meters in height at the shoulder, and
  weighing 3 t . The adult African bush elephant
  generally has no natural predators due to its
  great size, but the calves (especially the
  newborn) are vulnerable to lion and crocodile
  attacks, and to leopard and hyena attacks.

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The Giraffe.

• The giraffe is an African even-toed ungulate
  mammal and the tallest living terrestrial animal
  in the world. It stands 56 m tall and has an
  average weight of 1,600 kg (3,500 lb) for males
  and 830 kg for females. The giraffe has an
  extremely elongated neck, which can be over 2 m
  in length, accounting for nearly half of the
  animals vertical height. The long neck results
  from a disproportionate lengthening of the
  cervical vertebrae, not from the addition of more
  vertebrae.

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The Japanese Spider Crab
These Crabs have large and long nightmarish legs
and they resemble spiders. They are 4 meters tall
and weigh almost 20 kilograms. Despite their
ferocious appearances, they have quite a gentle
disposition. Make no mistake though their claws
could slice you pretty bad.
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The Giant Stingray.
These are one of the largest fresh water fishes
in the world! It can grow up to 1.9 meters in
length and weigh around 600 kilograms. These
stingrays are heavily fished because of their
meat and aquarium display. Because of this, there
has been a drastic decline in their number.
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The Saltwater Crocodile

• The saltwater crocodile is the largest of all
  living reptiles. It is found in suitable habitats
  from Northern Australia through Southeast Asia to
  the eastern coast of India. An adult male
  saltwater crocodiles weight is 409 to 1,000
  kilograms and length is normally 4.1 to 5.5
  metres .