50 Largest Land Animals: The Complete Guide

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50 biggest land animal species living wild in the world today! Plenty of well known animals but lots of animals most people haven't heard of!
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[@Eco-Nerd]

Hey guys, I accidentally used the average weight for moose (alces alces) rather than the max weight. They can get up to 700 kg or 1550 lbs. There have even been Alaskan Bull moose that weighed over 800 kg!

[@simonpitt4632]

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[@ericklendenh8479]

Man just thank you for existing I'm discovering your channel and I crazy love it ❤

[@Eco-Nerd]

@@ericklendenh8479 Thank you so much 🙌

[@RomulusTheWild6693]

The common eland and the giant eland are my two favorite antelope species their huge with a beautiful tan colored coat at a long almost berd like dewlap of skin and fur on their neck

[@Eco-Nerd]

@@RomulusTheWild6693 They're amazing and so rarely mentioned in wildlife documentaries! Huge animals!

[@abdulazizrex]

I have heard of every animal on this list at least once before, but I did learn some new stuff about the size limits of some.

[@Eco-Nerd]

@@abdulazizrex Hope you enjoyed it all the same 😎

[@Nosoyplex1929]

You are a great channel p!

[@Eco-Nerd]

@@Nosoyplex1929 thank you 😎

[@Nosoyplex1929]

@@Eco-Nerd you are more than. Welcome!!

[@abdulazizrex]

I can’t see that you put a lot of time, effort and likely research into making this video. Good job.

[@Eco-Nerd]

@@abdulazizrex Thank you 😊

[@niallus1]

Loving your work! What would happen if Jeremy Clarkson rewilded diddly squat farm?

[@Eco-Nerd]

@@niallus1 Thanks Niallus! Well that would be cool, maybe something similar to Knepp Wildlands in Sussex which has done loads for the rewilding movement in the UK!

[@SonLucasX]

It is interesting to know that hybrids of dromedaries and Asian Bactrian camels are larger and stronger than both species that make up the species. A new species of camel originating from these two species could be a candidate for a large camel that would replace the ancient giant camel in North America. Just as fertile hybrids between pumas and cheetahs would be a good substitute for the extinct American cheetah. I believe that due to the closeness of the genera, a cheetah with the flawless coat variant and a large North American puma or a large Patagonian puma would form a hybrid very similar in appearance to a Miracinonyx.

[@Eco-Nerd]

@@SonLucasX Yeah that's an interesting idea!

[@omarsali2990]

Lion and tiger should be on the list because both there max weight (recorded) is 313 and 317 (gorged stomach of course) respectively so why put only one

[@Eco-Nerd]

@@omarsali2990 I was only using the max weight that is regularly achieved within the species, I mentioned some freak occurrences in the video like one polar bear recorded weighing over 1 tonne but that's not within their usual weight range which is the metric I was using to rank them. The three species in the video prior to tigers almost certainly would have had specimens reaching well over 300 kg on occasion as well 😊

[@omarsali2990]

@@Eco-Nerd but tigers certainly do not reach over 300kg regularly being above 250nis extremely rare already 300 is just the exception being found after it ate a huge meal Maybe you should have put it earlier in the video thek it would probably make slightly more sense Anyways it's just a meaningless ficsation from my part don't bother with it