SEA MONSTERS Size Comparison 3D | 3d Animation Comparison

SEA MONSTERS Size Comparison 3D | 3d Animation Comparison
In this video we made 3d Comparison of Sea Monsters Size and this is true comparison of Sea Monsters.
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[@Zorro35]

What impresses me most is that one of the largest animals to ever exist is the blue whale and that it’s still alive today. Absolutely extraordinary. This is what makes me believe the world was once full of giants if something like the blue whale still exists!

[@jummyran]

It’s the largest ever to live

[@bluemutt9964]

​@@jummyran Some recently discovered ichthyosaur genus' rivaled them, even surpassed potentially by some estimates.

[@jummyran]

@@bluemutt9964 supposedly is the key word here we shall never truly know though since we weren’t there

[@justandy333]

@@bluemutt9964 I concur with this. But as yet it's not been proven scientifically. To be honest it wouldn't surprise me if there was a creature bigger than blue whale. There are so many undiscovered species out there, and far fewer that ended up in places where fossilisation could occur.

[@roelantverhoeven371]

blue whale and the other big balleen whales are not old species tho.... balleen whales used to be barely bigger than dolphins, take antwerpibaleana liberatlas, it lived 5 million years ago and barely surpassed 5 m, was even smaller than the pigmy right whale... and weighed less than 2 tonnes. somewhere between 5million years ago and 1 million years ago the balleen whales started getting bigger and bigger... and the only giant tooth whales left are the one large sperm whale species and 2-3 beaked whales species that are also bigger than 10 tonnes....

[@kevinbrook7033]

The man of war is nowhere that size. It's about 30 centimetres across! The tentacles can be 160 feet, but only because its a cluster of living organisms, it would be virtually invisible compared to the diver from that distance, like a super long earthworm.

[@decepticonsforever]

They just didn't want to model an accurate one

[@aria_ready2452]

Yeah I was super curious and looked it up and was a little disappointed. But the lions mane jelly fish is insane

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

but is it delicious?

[@mattybwilliams7615]

Yea, I the vid made them look absolutely terrifying 😅😂😂

[@Tarquinthetyrant]

⁠@@mattybwilliams7615they are absolutely terrifying if you’re australian

[@ironpulcinella3586]

The manowar don't look like that its just super long

[@haroldomiyaura912]

I thought the same. the body is small but the tentacle is long.

[@chitterlingsrtasty]

Agreed

[@marioashford2057]

Right! Fix the size of the others too please.

[@simon0044]

Whale shark 61 foot 😂😂

[@GnR-up9on]

Exactly!😊

[@Astonvman007]

Taking some creative liberty with the Man-O-War I see. Those can grow any where between 30-100 ft but they are most certainly not that big. Maybe the size of an average housecat.

[@nathaniels.1760]

Anyone else watch that it took the swimmer about 7 seconds to pass underneath that Man O War and did the math to realize that he’s swimming at about 22 or 23mph? That’s about 4 times faster than Michael Phelps in his prime. Maybe I’m just weird.

[@baskoller5506]

Yes. You are weird. But appreciated.

[@bluemutt9964]

And underwater, calves for days

[@marcussabom2696]

Look, if you were swimming underwater with all those monsters back to back, you'd be hauling ass too.

[@TomUK7]

Ain't we all?!

[@Uouttooo]

The diver in the video had flippers on. If Michael Phelps had flippers, he would be faster than 23mph too.

[@kashondemand356]

Reasons why I have a BIG fear of being underwater… Doesn’t matter how deep or shallow…

[@First-Name--Last-Name]

Sperm whales' clicks are powerful enough to kill you

[@matthewbower2713]

Me too

[@user-oj2jx4le9q]

Thalassophobia

[@user-oj2jx4le9q]

Sometimes I have a fear of otodus megalodons in the deep sea.

[@user-oj2jx4le9q]

It usually happens when I sleep in night.

[@thehalcyonflight]

Having the estimated date that these creatures existed in the added details would’ve been a nice touch

[@supaboi_exe]

That man out there swimming as fast as Usain Bolt runs

[@bigredsquid]

Some funny mix-ups here. Pliosaurus (a pliosaur) is depicted as an icthyosaur, while Shastaurus (an icthyosaur) is depicted as a pliosaur. Maybe they got switched? And the Shonisaurus and "Shastasaurus"/Pliosaur models have weird horizontal tail flukes, like whales. Icthyosaurs all had vertical tail fins and pliosaurs likely didn't have them at all.

[@user-gf8tl5qd9l]

Да ошибок очень много..

[@user-gf8tl5qd9l]

Шастозавра тут специально сделали как плиозавра, чтобы показать вот мол был такой монстр.. Хотя реальный шостозавр ел мелкую рыбу наверное..

[@rainshadowband3161]

Thanks for this compilation, always love being able to see how big some of these animals are/were compared to us. Could add in the ages of when they lived or are still living, too. Great job!

[@editeaparecida-rainhadosco4509]

1:25 Stella 1:45 Razor Mouth 2:00 Old Shark Tooth 3:45 Haiqi 3:55 Lucy 4:00 Destiny

[@bluemouse5039]

I always thought the Xiphactinus at 1:21 and Dunkleosteus at 1:33 would be the most terrifying thing to encounter underwater Just their face alone is enough to scare the crap out of you

[@SixDigitOsu]

Great Whites are scarier imo

[@MikeD_Pendragon]

"There's always a bigger fish" - A wise Jedi

[@_CaliDre100]

Not to scale: I think the appearance of the sizes are larger than what they really are. Example: if the swimmer is on average 6ft and the Elasmosaurus is 46ft @3:10 why does it appear that the Elasmosaurus is maybe 16 times larger than the swimmer when it should only be less than 8 times larger. This Elasmosaurus appears to be roughly 100ft long not 46ft

[@Sean-qg3gg]

I also think they didn’t show the correct Shastasaurus.

[@edwinguerra6060]

I do think the diver is off scale. He is not representative of 6 ft. He is much bigger. I don't agree that you counted that many divers for the dinosaur you pointed out. I actually counted 8. I'm a trained Metrologist by the way.

[@Ankan637]

@@edwinguerra6060 there are no dinosaurs in this video, only marine reptiles. Big difference

[@_CaliDre100]

@@edwinguerra6060 you’re telling me the Elasmosaurus at 3:10 is only 8 times larger than the diver? Regardless of the size of the diver, anyone can see that far more than 8 divers can fit inside of the Elasmosaurus

[@justandy333]

One thing that I find fascinating about this was Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus has been proven to have fed upon Onchopristis. Now this sawfish was 8.5meters in length and quite a formidable opponent. Yet Spinosaurus would have had it for breakfast. Just goes to show how massive Spinosaurus actually was, being able to tackle that prey. In fact I'm surprised Spinosaurus isn't on this list, since it was predominantly an aquatic predator.

[@AgroAcro]

kf anyone was wondering what that big thing in the thumbnail is, it is clickbaitosaurus cloutus.

[@MaceShyz]

Great job! Just put a some what translucent box around the information so it can be seen a little bit better, but gteat job, and thanks for putting both units of measurements, so many people just put one or the other.

[@buckilicious]

Good job, but I prefer the kind of comparison shown in the thumbnail.

[@gandalfstormcrow7943]

Impressive… very nice. Now let’s see Paul Allen’s fish.

[@anjachan]

I often think some sea animals are smaller ... for example the anglerfish ... thanx for this video. very interesting. just for all to know ... the man o war is not a jellyfish ...

[@WarriorofSunlight]

The lions mane and man o war are nowhere near that massive.

[@dominiqueedwards2847]

Exactly wat i was thinking also

[@TheLiamis]

Yeah, the bell is about 1/30 that diameter on lion main. And 1/1000 on man o war

[@amyrsilveira460]

"There's always a bigger fish."

[@jasontodd6779]

You mean bigger jellyfish.

[@Valeria-qk3pf]

The jellyfish and that hydrozoan colony... The inaccuracy is astounding

[@music-jj2pl]

the 2 jellyfish at the end can't be right. we're all taught the blue whale is the largest animal ever.

[@mystikmind2005]

Allot more than just that is incorrect

[@user-dt5eu3jm8r]

Вы правы: синий кит, самое крупное млекопитающее. Медуза - самое длинное.

[@a.person5571]

yeah, it's lazy. They make the lion's mane look whale-sized when the largest one recorded (with the 120 ft tentacles) had a bell only 7 feet across.

[@yurisharm4988]

Thanks to the cameraman for the beautiful shooting! Спасибо оператору за красивую съемку!

[@MrEli204]

That’s not a swordfish, that’s an image of a sailfish.

[@tybeenie189]

Definitely cool concept however manowar doesn’t look like that. So it makes it difficult to trust that the others are accurate as well unfortunately. Without googling facts about each one of those it’s hard to trust it.

[@skorpion015]

The bloop left the chat The big Maja left the chat Catolhu left the chat The kraken left the chat

[@a.bettik8698]

Catholu Lol now I can't help imagining Catholu at Catnarok

[@barbimachan9164]

This was a Great video ! Thank you for sharing.

[@panzer4391]

Black font and dark background. What a combination!

[@SixDigitOsu]

I would like to see this same comparison but by weight, since lots of these are just very lengthy but skinny fish

[@TheKobasen]

There's colossal squid but No sperm whale? Hhmm... interesting.

[@KhoiruunisaRF]

Sea monsters? But isn't it Piranha lives in the river?

[@queenratiganthefirst5442]

Mad props to my man Diver Dan here, swimming right by all these monsters.

[@SizeSurvey]

Impressive work, Global Data! Your videos are pushing the boundaries. 👏

[@wordreet]

Yah, the Man O War is actually tiny, but with crazy long toxic tentacles. When I was approx 8 yrs old, an older girl came screaming and running up out of the sea at the "private" military officers beach in Aden. There were purple/red weals all down one of her arms. Poor kid, 😭 she didn't stop screaming, presumably all the way into the ambulance. The culprit was immediately identified as a Man O War and the sea was evacuated for several days.

[@PappyNet01]

I have often heard on the oceanographic documentaries that the Blue Whale is largest animal that has ever existed on earth!

[@wes5619]

Thought whale sharks only grew to about 40 - 45 feet.

[@junjunejcabantug8587]

Yeaah same thought..

[@Chewbroccolii]

You are correct 💯

[@HawkEye40]

As a heavy metal fan, I'm proud to see that the biggest sea creature is a Manowar 😁 On the other hand... I would prefer to see real creatures. Dinosaurs... I don't think most of them were as they are depicted

[@matthewlinder6330]

I like the music.

[@Some1fromTheCrowd]

Northern Mist by Chulainn

[@JakeRider-wc6ke]

Same

[@Goth7illa]

Piranha’s are freshwater fish, not sea-dwellers. Apart from that: 👌😚⭐️

[@BlackShadoww1400]

The largest plesiosaur known as “The Monster” was 50 feet long

[@Cerebro960]

The 50-meter-long giant jellyfish is impressive😨 that doesn't exist, right? 🤔. I really liked the music ❤

[@JakeRider-wc6ke]

Same 2:50 it's called Northern Mist

[@Cerebro960]

@@JakeRider-wc6ke 🙂🙂🙂 thank you friend thank you very much. The song is fantastic 💪

[@JakeRider-wc6ke]

@@Cerebro960 You very welcome

[@melodymelon14]

I really worried about the diver! Any monster could bite him! But he bravely passed all of them!))

[@AlesterMyersWick]

can we not forget about the biggest manta ray we've ever seen? the SCP-169 leviathan.

[@Chewbroccolii]

This is incorrect. A Man o' war MAY grow up to 30m but its quite small. Its just long. But the blue whale is as long as 33m. But they are not even the longest. The longest by far is the siphonophore coming at a massive 50m in length. But if we are talking weight then this still sits with the blue whale.

[@xbpbat21x]

The ocean was such a scary place back then.

[@mateicraiu3556]

It's temnodontosaurus not pliosaurus

[@jamesaron1967]

Pliosaurus shows an ichthyosaur instead of a pliosaur, and Shastasaurus shows a mosasaur instead of an ichthyosaur..

[@ulysax1979]

Since you were mixing up creatures that may have and may have NOT existed... you missed to show us Godzilla!!! hahahahaha

[@datapackage3538]

Sea monster 😅😅😅??

[@JakeRider-wc6ke]

Yes

[@datapackage3538]

@@JakeRider-wc6ke its not bro

[@limorapp]

Damn that man can swim fast !!

[@JakeRider-wc6ke]

Can't he

[@alexandergunarev6316]

nice music, what a project??

[@Some1fromTheCrowd]

Northern Mist by Chulainn

[@bettybunbun9664]

3:20 probably the silliest and least intimidating looking of the lot.

[@user-oj2jx4le9q]

These are true sizes of otodus megalodon and livyatan in real life.

[@adrianovalerio9794]

Respect livyatan 3:28

[@hakasumomhazemba3055]

That guy is a fantastic swimmer

[@user-oj2jx4le9q]

I am talking about the sizes in this video.

[@CosmicFoxbat]

Perucetus Colosus should be here. It's said it was much heavier than the blue whale.

[@aaronlmolder]

You guys need to find a picture of a Goliath Grouper. I still like the video

[@renierprins7238]

Thank you. Impressive. BUT ... The background greatly distracts from the experience. The black rocks hide the text and also the shape of the fish.

[@paxzin8501]

Great audio, the graphics were good too, but the music just kinda hit me.

[@Some1fromTheCrowd]

Found it . Northern Mist by Chulainn

[@paxzin8501]

@@Some1fromTheCrowd Cool deal, thanks. Listening to it now

[@pawelmorrison]

Great job showing black subtitles on black background

[@Lee_Enfield95]

Me looking at all of these creatures thinking: Yeah, I could take them on.

[@gennavandella]

The man o war jellyfish is 3 to 12 inches. The man o war ship was up to 60 metres long. You got confused by your search 🔎

[@kingkorso6672]

I truly believe not everything is extinct because so much of the ocean is still undiscovered and it’s just to deep also evolution could have changed a few features to adapt to living in the current environment

[@dirrdevil]

Well, if a particular species evolves to become distinct enough, it is then a new species and the original *is* extinct unless specimens with the original features in place remain.

[@user-oj2jx4le9q]

In a solo battle between otodus megalodon and livyatan, livyatan will win.

[@vladpalets]

genius idea using black text over a background with dark rocks

[@conradbo1]

Great video. Just the Man O War jellyfish is a bit out of proportion

[@JakeRider-wc6ke]

A Bit.

[@shaund1395]

Was that a normal or magical Liopluerodon?

[@5Mariner]

Really love the soundtrack!

[@Some1fromTheCrowd]

Northern Mist by Chulainn

[@Some1fromTheCrowd]

I manged to find the soundtruck : Northern Mist by Chulainn

[@JakeRider-wc6ke]

Same

[@JakeRider-wc6ke]

It's honestly is badass

[@user-fr3jp4fv5w]

Ставь старуха самовар, будем слухать "мэновар"... 😂

[@vivekjoseph7207]

Tx to cameraman fr goin underwater

[@SaiyanPoy]

There’s always a bigger fish.

[@1989gibbi]

Should probably rename it largest sea creatures since none of those are actual sea monsters

[@blaida7074]

Also crocodiles aren't even sea creatures lol.

[@1989gibbi]

@@blaida7074 I guess you've never heard of saltwater crocodiles. The largest reptile in the world

[@blaida7074]

@1989gibbi oh I have lol it's just they don't spend most of their time in the middle of the ocean nowhere near land

[@liujingping6064]

What is the name of background music?

[@Some1fromTheCrowd]

Northern Mist by Chulainn

[@liujingping6064]

@@Some1fromTheCrowd Thanks.

[@AliciaGuitar]

The background makes it very difficult to read the text

[@whitewolf3051]

*If* it was allowed and possible, would ride the ocean sunfish, manta ray, and killer whale. *If* they were still around, would ride the ichthyosaurus, plesiosaurus, and onchopristis. Wonder why there's no account of people accidentally swimming into the bell(body) of lion mane jellyfish. I don't think man of war jellyfish ever gets that big.

[@mayankverulkar6246]

I wonder that why Leedsichthys is not there

[@Jumpers422]

There should be a “viewer’s discretion is advised” at the beginning of the video explaining a large portion of these sea creatures are speculative and have not been seen by human eye in real life or just completely made up.

[@JamaicanDwaine]

One of the biggest creatures to ever exist... ...a Mega Jellyfish called 'Man' O War

[@JakeRider-wc6ke]

First of all that's a lie that Jelly fish ain't that big

[@Leemaid2010]

wait a minute, yall forgot about dolphins

[@cesaralmeidademoraes1853]

Congratulations for the video, but I must make an appointment: piranas don't live in the sea, it lives in fresh water, mainly in rivers.

[@datapackage3538]

So is a monster

[@typo1345]

1:36 Its a liopleurodon Charlie!

[@conceicaoleite6937]

Cool

[@kayfabekrissikat]

Blows my mind that the manta ray is bigger than the lipleurodon

[@JakeRider-wc6ke]

2:18 Background music in case you want it is called Northern Mist

[@Khedaar]

Giving everyone the scientific names or at least their standardised names but calling Orcas killer whales :D

[@Leightr]

"Chrocodile" or just made up names.

[@dianacryer]

Cool.

[@enricotoesca3941]

I love this ❤❤❤❤

[@PortCharmers]

Tell your diver what flippers are for!

[@thearnoldarmy1899]

Almost. Still cool visual minus a lot of misinformation.

[@heidibarker9550]

Does anyone know what music is playing here? I really like it.

[@paulsergeant9518]

A few fisherman tales here 😅

[@CriVicious]

Great! What is the title of the Song? Thanks!

[@Some1fromTheCrowd]

Northern Mist by Chulainn

[@CriVicious]

@@Some1fromTheCrowd thanks

[@artking2005]

I am still waiting since my childhood the 60m whale

[@Raymon886]

Shastasaurus look like different. It was big ichthyosaurus, but on 4:10 - big mosasaurus

[@StiFl3r777]

Video title: SEA MONSTERS. First animal: piranha (a river fish). OK.

[@lokinsimone]

The End! 😱

[@One-if1nz]

😊

[@BungedUp76]

Once all these creatures die they're all going straight to Valhalla