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The heaviest animal is the blue whale. Giant squid isn't even Close.
I think it is the Blue whale!!
Blue whale is largest single creature to date.
Killer whales, humpback whales, blue whales. Probably giant squid too, but they haven´t been properly observed. Giraffes are taller, but not longer. Crocodiles can get larger, too, especially salties.
a blue whale is bigger than a eel.
people think that the blue whale is the biggest living animal on the planet and that might be true, but the colossal squid has been known to grow up to 23m and there is a possibility that somewhere in the deep there is one even bigger then a blue whale.
Yes, mankind. Groups of Orcas will attack a young blue whale, but the greatest enemy of the species is man. Giant squid also can cause damage to them.
Nothing, because the giant squid is the largest animal in the seas and third largest animal in the world.Did you know that the giant squid may be third largest animal but it can kill an killer whale or an blue whale or an elephant easily.And even the giant squid has the largest eyes in the hole living future.This is the correct answer.THANKS.
Well some scientists say that there are giant octopus in there. that the holes go millions of miles down. and the giant octopus are bigger then giant squid.
It depends on the species. some of the largest species- such as the Blue Whale, feed on microscopic or near-microscopic Krill or plankton. On the other hand the Sperm whale feeds on Giant Squid. Squid and fish are staple whale food in aquariums with captive cetacea.
Blue Whales are much bigger then Sperm whales. A sperm whale is awesome though - and has teeth in its jaws. But the blue whale is the biggest whale of all. A full grown male Sperm grows to about 60 feet long, while a Blue can exceed 100.Blue Whales are considerably larger. In fact they are considered to be the largest creature ever to have existed on this planet.Blue Whales are considerably larger. In fact they are considered to be the largest creature ever to have existed on this planet.
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