MAMMOTHS AND ELEPHANTS SIZE COMPARiSON | Living and Extinct

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

Imperial mammoth was smaller than Palaeoloxodon Namadicus

[@indyreno2933]

But the steppe mammoth was most likely bigger than the indian straight-tusked elephant (Palaeoloxodon namadicus), hence the reason why the steppe mammoth was most likely the largest elephant that ever lived, in addition to Deinotherium giganteum being the largest proboscidean that ever lived, and Paraceratherium bugtiense being the largest land mammal that ever lived.

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

@@indyreno2933 No.

[@indyreno2933]

@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984, the smallest elephant that ever lived was the Tilos Straight-Tusked Elephant (Palaeoloxodon tiliensis) and the largest elephant that ever lived was the Steppe Mammoth (Mammuthus trogontherii), the Tilos Straight-Tusked Elephant (Palaeoloxodon tiliensis) was smaller than the Cretan Dwarf Mammoth (Mammuthus creticus), the smallest of the mammoths and the Steppe Mammoth (Mammuthus trogontherii) was bigger than the Indian Straight-Tusked Elephant (Palaeoloxodon namadicus), Deinotherium giganteum was bigger than both the Steppe Mammoth (Mammuthus trogontherii) and the Indian Straight-Tusked Elephant (Palaeoloxodon namadicus) thus making Deinotherium giganteum the largest proboscidean that ever lived and Paraceratherium bugtiense was larger than every proboscidean that ever lived and almost the size of some of the largest sauropod dinosaurs thus making Paraceratherium bugtiense the largest land mammal that ever lived.

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

@@indyreno2933 No.

[@TheRealHorseyBoi]

@@indyreno2933 The true largest proboscidean was Palaeoloxodon namadicus. How is Deinotherium the largest?

[@glory2cybertron]

Once a wildly successful group of mammals, eerily many elephantids went extinct just because hominins ate them.

[@rezafirmansyah8705]

Cool videos

[@gvart]

Thank you, appreciate it 🙏

[@ChadMuller-dq8rp]

Very noice (came here from reddit btw)

[@gvart]

Thank you, appreciate it

[@silviavasileva4916]

Wow nice video! Can you make with cats?😊

[@gvart]

Thank you, yes, actually I plan a video for extinct and living cat size comparison.

[@silviavasileva4916]

@@gvart that's amazing, thanks ❤️

[@DavidHughett]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing.

[@gvart]

Thank you, appreciate it 🙏

[@トウイツチャンネル]

african elephant:7.5m 10t imperial mammoth:8m 13t steppe mammoth:8.5m 16t sunghuajiang mammoth:9.1m 20t palaeloxodon namadicus:12m 24t mumakil:25m 65t

[@toragon2736]

Who's last one?

[@dabrickboi]

thank you for adding sri lankan elephant

[@gvart]

You're welcome. I hope you like how it is represented in the video☺️

[@dabrickboi]

i also have a idea for your channel you can do a serie of where you for example do mauritis extinct animals in a size comarison like try to do most islands get their animals and do a size comparison

[@gvart]

Thank you for the suggestion ☺️☺️

[@dabrickboi]

@@gvart so can you try doing it?

[@gvart]

The area you are asking is too specific. I have in my fiture plans to do animals size comparison by continents. May be after that I could start doing size comparisons for smaller areas as you requested.

[@RambleyToons]

You forgot: Primelephas, The Hybrid Woolly Asian Elephant, Amebelodon, North African War Elephant, Songhua River Mammoth, South African Mammoth, Konobelodon, Cyprus Dwarf Elephant (Srry if spelled wrong)

[@gvart]

I can include them in some of my future projects of ancient animals compilations. Thank you 😊

[@RambleyToons]

And the woolly mammoth is smaller than the African bush elephant, but if it’s steppe, it is bigger

[@The_onedude]

@@gvart forgot megabelodon too

[@yoshiandtheoceanadventures]

​@@RambleyToonsNo Is the woolly mammoth bigger than the african Bush Elephant

[@yoshiandtheoceanadventures]

No the African Bush Elephant Is smaller than woolly mammoths

[@mrmootawan]

DID BYOU FORGOT MORERITTHERIUM

[@gvart]

If you mean Moeritherium, it is in the video, check on 0:35 😊

[@gantotrusty1111]

​@@gvart Please Do Primates Size Comparison And I Would Like The Gigantopithecus To Look Like A Gorilla Pls 🦍

[@gvart]

Primates Size comparison is in my To Do list so soon or later it will hit my channel. Regarding Gigantopithecus, probably it will look something like the modern day gorilla 😉

[@gantotrusty1111]

@@gvart Thanks 😊

[@gantotrusty1111]

@gvart Gigantopithecus Needs Black Fur To Make Him Cool Looking 😎

[@adambronshtein6061]

How are most of them extinct?

[@gvart]

Natural selection, most of the extinct species in this video.

[@heatherkramer3139]

Big animals need a lot of food. It doesn't take much of a shift in environment to wipe out a population, and last thirty thousand years or so have been a massive roller coaster for the climate. Later mammoths and elephants also were strongly targeted by humans, were were spreading out across the globe and getting much better at hunting around the downfall of the last mammoths. The mammoths never really had predators that posed much of a threat to a healthy full grown adult before humans. Most previous predators had targeted the sick, injured, or very young...the easier prey. Humans didn't care about the physical provess of whatever mammoth they were targeting.

[@ДимитринкаВасулева]

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[@indyreno2933]

In case you should know, mammoths are elephants.

[@D1rt_Block]

There are difference between mammoths and elephants

[@indyreno2933]

@The_Dirt_Block, elephants are defined by the family Elephantidae as a whole, therefore mammoths are elephants, in fact, mammoths are the youngest and most derived genus of elephant to have ever diverged and their closest living relatives are the asiatic elephants (genus Elephas), surprisingly, the largest elephant that ever lived is the steppe mammoth (Mammuthus trogontherii), which weighs about 18 tons.

[@iraidagaribaldi]

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