Largest Creatures To Ever Exist On Earth. Size Comparison 

Man those AI images are so bad...😭

I found it educational and informative.

Absolutely fascinating! This video takes us on an incredible journey through time, showcasing some of the largest creatures ever to walk the Earth. The detailed information about each species, from Gigantopithecus to Perucetus colossus, is both educational and awe-inspiring. I couldn't look away for a second!

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00:10 Exploring largest prehistoric mammals on Earth. 02:15 Megatherium, the Giant Sloth, faced extinction due to climate change and hunting by modern humans. 04:16 Glyptodon and Arctotherium were immense armored mammals of the Pleistocene era 06:18 Arctotherium and Steppe Mammoth, two formidable extinct predators from different habitats 08:18 Indricotherium, the 'Siberian Unicorn,' was a massive herbivore adapting for high browsing. 10:31 Unusual sizes of extinct mammals 12:32 Summary of largest prehistoric animals 14:24 Largest prehistoric animals and their extinction

The use of AI imagery completely invalidates everything actually talked about in the video.

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Anytime humans were on the scene with a species, they always played a part in that animals inevitable downfall

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they don’t know about the Kodiak Bear

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Matatan Ribirin H-S.😮.

Knuckle draggers are still around

The Lunar Laser Ranging experiment has shown that the moon is moving away from the earth at a rate of about two centimeters a year. If you perform a regression you'd find that 65 million years ago, the moon must have been orbiting the earth at a height of about 20ft, which, if you think about it, explains why the dinosaurs died out (well, the tall ones anyway).

Indricothere was a family of giant rhino relatives. The exact species you're describing is Paraceratherium. Indricotheres did have a common ancestor with modern rhinos. Paleoloxodon Namadicus was the largest proboscidean. The Colombian Mammoth was the largest mammoth. Perucetus was related to Basilosaurus, not Sperm Whales. Due to its bulk, Perucetus would not have been able to catch fast-moving fish, but most likely fed on benthic mollusks. Andrewsarchus has been classified as a mesonychid, and then as an entelodontid, and nobody really knows what it was. Megatherium walked on the sides of its feet because its three foot long claws prevented it from walking on the soles of its feet. Do your research. Unless what you are trying to accomplish is to get people like me to fact check you so that you don't have to do any research, in which case good job.

The largest animal to ever exist on earth was Dickasaurus

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Steppe Mammoth fossils found In Azerbaijan

One Piece Reference?

it was all destiny

I wonder if any of these animals eventually ended up going extinct due to climate change, habitat loss, or human hunters.

I wonder who was the first destiny this channel or that streamer ?

People say that gigantopithecus is bigfoot!

God, couldn't watch it - such crappie film. No size comparisons with modern animals or humans.Too fast editing. Horrible film.

What’s up with the AI generated images, there are perfectly accurate images you can find

The ai shit ruined this video

Destiny is a girls name

A video about gigantic humans when? And how govs r keeping it hidden & certain areas under high security.

Slightly odd to include all the very inaccurate and fanciful reconstructions here … many look to be AI generated. Like the giant rhino with a horn… what? They didn’t have horns of any kind.

Another reason for their disappearance is global disaster.

I gather the earths rotation was a lot slower back then and animals could grow a lot bigger and it was also a lot colder hence the mammoth being a furry creature

🦕 dinosaurs are science fiction.

The reconstruction of such extinct animals is anything but inaccurate! This is 100% speculation of how most of these ancient creatures looked like! And that's if (A BIG IF) most of them actually existed in the first place!

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