Animal Size Comparison | 3d Animation Comparison | Real Scale Comparison 

Imagine being named "supersaurus" and losing to "bootlace worm"

Kudos to all these animals for gathering together in one room to show this up.

That guy standing next to the T-Rex didn't even flinch when the T-Rex made a sound. Brave guy!

That EPIC background music will make you respect the size of these creatures!! Even the dust mite!!

Shout out to the guy that risked his life standing next to the tyrannosaurus serving as reference for all of us to appreciate the human scale.

Out of all these animals, the only one that actually took its roll as an entertainer seriously was the Mosasaurus with his lovely spin roll. Respect.

0:03 P.T Flea 0:07 Flik 0:23 Beast 0:31 Hopper 0:42 Maxilla 0:55 Mickey 0:59 Scrat 1:08 Slim 1:11 Judy Hopps 1:15 Felipe 1:26 Ollie 1:31 Blockhead 1:36 Tai Lung 1:43 Blur 1:48 Akela 1:51 Buckaroo 2:00 Sabor 2:01 Click and Whistle 2:07 Kenai 2:10 Marty 2:15 Stretch 2:23 Moe 2:29 Clay Calloway and Maximus 2:33 Shere Khan 2:40 Ray 2:43 Koslov 2:55 Rutt and Tuke 3:12 Nubs 3:14 Tusker 3:12 Jack 3:22 Colonel Hathi 3:25 Tantor 3:30 Thunderclap 3:33 Necktie 3:36 Stella 3:40 Manny 3:44 Bruce 3:47 Kaa 4:04 Old Shark Tooth 4:10 Destiny 4:16 Butch 4:45 Lucy 4:59 Haiqi 5:20 Asset 87 5:22 Bumper

5:14 The Mosasaurus, flexing 😂

VAMOS ARGENTINA CAMPEON!!!!!!!🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

I like how they gave the sea creatures tiny swimming pools.

Excuse me, The bootlace worm… is the scariest thing in the video

That human looks very depressed

These size comparisons aren't much for accuracy but I appreciate the work you put into them.

I can almost feel the pain of the video editor after reading the "Poalr Bear" lol

The Bee Hummingbird shown is actually the Violet-crowned Woodnymph (Thalurania colombica) which grows to 4" in length for males. Considerably larger than the Bee Hummingbird which are a little under 21/2" long.

I gotta say i love the editing in this vid where you made the creatures look realistic as possible good work 👍

props to the camera man. this is super risky to film

Many things are wrong but love the animation,it's pretty good

I love these comparison videos you have. Never heard of a bootlace worm. Learn something everyday. Now I'm going to have to research it. I' m a nerd, sometimes.....lol

0:11 the sound effect 💀

“Why don’t you play with the neighbor’s kids?” Neighbor’s kids: 4:23

Imagine seeing a Lion’s Mane Jellyfish out in the sea.😂😂

3:43 It's a bull shark bro 😂😂

I like how the hippo only did a little show but the rhino couldn't stop showing off. 😂😂😂

As an Australian, I can say I've seen plenty of giant hunstman, even on my travels in the South Pacific, but none that are as big as half the size of a cat!

Zebra bigger than a fully grown Grizzly. Grizzly: “Am I a joke to you?”

3:59 Why does the anaconda look like its debating whether or not to eat the paraceratherium- 💀

The Snow Leopard looks like he just heard some bad news at 1:35!

2:46 Poalr Bear😊

Ain't no way a penguin is bigger than a snow leopard.

Funny and cute that you placed a little nut in front of the squirrel and that funny little spin orund move the Mosasaurus did!!😂

1:59 thanks for showing leopard & cheetah. i didnt know the difference till now.

I especially liked the Poalr Bear. They mostly live in the south Poel.

Some are height, some are length, some are leg or wing span ... Maybe it would be more relevant to sort them by weight?

Wait, bumblebee bat?? If that’s actually real, then I’m absolutely blown away that mammals could actually grow to be that small. 🔬

Placing the peacock so high up is hilarious. They’re all tail!

the animation for the grasshopper looks amazing 👏

I love how all the animals are standing at the line without going anywhere.

ah yes, the perfect video to watch at 11:11pm

Imagine a Bumblebee fighting a Bumblebee Bat. What a sight to behold that would be.

Mixing length and height makes it sooo legit!

1:31 Ok I pull up

5:09 Spinosaurus that thing is a beauty

capybara got me dying😂

Wow! I never knew a bat that small existed. I had to look it up. That’s so cool!

It was so hard to watch this all the way through without pausing to research an animal.

This was a nice list, made me wish it went on longer.

Great job in the articulation of these creatures, past and present. Nice to see great whites actual max length.

Imagine if they actually had to go all around the world just to measure all of these dangerous creatures and make it a video for you and me to watch

Godzilla: awwww that’s cute Kong: what about me!

Amphicoelias: "I'm 197 feet" Average western women: "Sorry I only date men above 200 feet"

im discovering lots of cool little creatures i didn't know existed. thank u. very interesting video

My goodness, this planet has produced terrifying behemoths. Insane that some where once living.

Shout out to all the animals who co operated and co ordinated to stand Still while filming and also thanks to the apex predators for having patience while seeing their prey so that they could get their payment from the producer.

What software do you use for this? It's amazing!

Snow Leopard be like " HELP MEE'' at 1:36 and CAPYBARA!

Props to the person that is brave enough to stand next to these creature without any fear.

Bro this music is so deadly. And taking me in that scary time back when those monsters exists. I'm scared now 💀

I love how the capybara just kinda looks around and yawns, like "These guys are so boring..."

What I learned from this is how incredibly terrified I am of the size of huntsman spiders..... good thing they're cool

I never expect a bird smaller than a butterfly

How on earth have I gone this long without knowing there's such thing as a Bumble Bat!?!?

Kudos for the crew for arranging every creature together for this informatory video👍

Haha that Hercules beetle looks like „come on, give me your best shot. I will take it all!“

reticulated pythons are considerably longer than anacondas, green or yellow.

Bruh giant huntsman spider does NOT look like that😂

A Lion male is bigger than a tiger, and, of course, more powerful, LONG LIVE TO THE KING! The blue whale is the biggest animal that has ever existed on the face of the Earth.

Thanks to this 175 cm tall man who caught all these creatures, put them together and showed them to us 😊

Spinosaurus looks like the one in the Animal Revolt Battle Simulator.

6:11 when you get to know that a worm is larger than a dinosaur even a blue whale 💀 nature☕

humming bird: I thought I was a bird Global Data :Nope!not in my list

Gotta catch’em all!

2:50 ohh the good old poalr bear

3:37 "crorcodile" lol

Great. Should be used in every elementary school, etc. (In general, it seems our sleepy K-12 teaches little but there are so many videos that could speed things up.)

what a beautiful creation.. amazing sound

A peacock bigger than a zebra, bear and lion 😂😂

"animal size comparison.." 1:54 : "human"

Первоначально Грегори Пол (1994) оценил длину зауропода в 40-62 метров. В 2006 году масса зауропода оценивалась в 122,4 тонны. Согласно самой последней реконструкции скелета, длина A. fragillimus составляла 30,3-32 метров . Initially, Gregory Paul (1994) estimated the length of the sauropod at 40-62 meters. In 2006, the weight of the sauropod was estimated at 122.4 tons. According to the most recent reconstruction of the skeleton, the length of A. fragillimus was 30.3-32 meters

Bro this music is so deadly. And taking me in that scary time back when those monsters exists. I'm scared now

5:15 Come on boy do the yours... Well done, my good boy 😄

Animals 0:00 Dust Mite ? 0:03 Flea ? 0:07 Ant 🐜 0:10 Mosquito 🦟 0:14 Smallest Frog ? 0:18 Smallest Fish ? 0:23 Bee 🐝 0:27 Bumblebee Bat ? 0:31 Grasshopper ? 0:35 Cockroach 🪳 0:40 Bee Hummingbird ? 0:42 Butterfly 🦋 0:47 House Lizard ? 0:51 Hercules Beetle ? 0:56 Rat 🐀 0:59 Squirrel 🐿️ 1:03 Giant Huntsman Spider ? 1:07 Giant Stick Insect ? 1:11 Rabbit 🐇 1:15 Parrot 🦜 1:19 Cat 🐈‍⬛ 1:23 Dog 🐕‍🦺 1:26 Pig 🐖 1:31 Capybara 🦛 1:35 Snow Leopard ? 1:38 Penguin 🐧 1:43 Cheetah ? 1:47 Gray Wolf ? 1:52 White Tailed Deer ? 1:55 Human 🧍🏻‍♂️ 2:00 Leopard 🐆 2:01 Dolphin 🐬 2:08 Grizzly Bear ? 2:11 Zebra 🦓 2:15 Ostrich ? 2:19 Peacocks ? 2:23 Sword Fish ? 2:29 Horse 🏇🏻 and Lion 🦁 2:32 Tiger 🐅 2:38 Leatherback Turtle ? 2:42 Poalr Bear 🐻‍❄️ 2:46 Terror Bird ? 2:50 Yak ? 2:54 Moose 🫎 2:59 Andean Condor ? 3:02 Camel 🐫 3:06 Japanese Spider Crab ? 3:11 Rhinoceros 🦏 3:14 Hippopotamus ? 3:18 Blue Marlin ? 3:21 Asian Elephant 🐘 3:25 African Elephant 🐘 3:28 Pteranodon (Wingspan) ? 3:32 Giraffe 🦒 3:35 Saltwater Crocodile ? 3:39 Wolly Mammoth ? 3:42 Great White Shark 🦈 3:46 Reticulated Python ? 3:51 Argentavis ? 3:55 Paraceratherium ? 3:59 Anaconda ? 4:05 Killer Whale

20 years from now people will crack up at the human they have. Also, I wonder if the "crorcodile" is a close cousin of the crocodile. I think this was proofread by that human guy.

If Mosasaur is still 18m..... You should keep updated on this stuff 😅. He is back to 13.

The parrot was a macaw and was too small tho 😅 also that penguin species is SMALL the size that was implicated was for an emperor penguin. That spider was not a huntsman either. Other than that pretty good video!

Thank you for giving the squirrel an acorn. You are a good human ❤

You got Grizzly Bear confused with Black Bear. Even some Black Bears approach 7 feet tall when they stand up. And we know now that Spinosaur looked NOTHING like how it was shown in the Jurrasic movies.

4:16 our bro has owned a Tyrannosaurus. 🙌🙌HUGE RESPECT toour mankind's proud 🙌🙌 💪💪 💪 💪💥💥💥💥💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

Sarcosuchus was downsized to 9.8m it’s not 12m lol, deinosuchus however can reach 14.5m

The zebra making noises caught me off guard fr

Poalr Bear, didn't know that animal 😱❤️

Yes i love myself some *POALR BEAR*

How can you make them stand on one place. Unbelievable

Love the Wolly Mammoth, such a wolly

Didn't we grow up learning in school that Blue whale is the biggest animal on planet? that comparatively it was bigger than the dinosaurs?

Excellent video! I was captivated from beginning to end. Many thanks for your hard work putting it together and sharing.

The T.Rex is actually too small (12 meters is now considered to be on the smaller end of an adult Rex, like a man being only 5’5), 13 meters is now considered to be around the average size. With the largest adults being around 14 meters.

Argentavis became extinct around 10,000 years ago. It lived in modern day Argentina. There is a small chance that earliest native Americans saw it. That would've been a terrifying sight.

incredibleeee what an amazing video thanks!

4:26 is that the quetz model from the isle- damn looks like it