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What is the 2nd heaviest land animal?
The hippo is the 2nd heaviest land animal. It tips the scales at 8,000lbs.
What animal holds the record of being the heaviest animal?
The heaviest animal is the blue whale. It weighs about 150 tons.
What is the second heaviest animal in the world?
SW - This can't be true! What about all the other whales? The second heaviest animal in the world is an African elephant, The heaviest being a Blue whale at 190tonns
What is the heaviest animal with no skeleton?
if you mean the heaviest invertabre than it is the giant clam.
The animal with the heaviest brain is the?
sperm whale.
What is the 2nd heaviest land animal?
The hippo is the 2nd heaviest land animal. It tips the scales at 8,000lbs.
What animal holds the record of being the heaviest animal?
The heaviest animal is the blue whale. It weighs about 150 tons.
What the world heaviest animal?
The world largest and heaviest animal is the Blue whale weighing in at 418,878 lbs (190,000 kg)
Is the giant squid the heaviest animal ever?
The heaviest animal is the blue whale. Giant squid isn't even Close.
Heaviest animal in Canada?
the moose.
What is the second heaviest animal in the world?
SW - This can't be true! What about all the other whales? The second heaviest animal in the world is an African elephant, The heaviest being a Blue whale at 190tonns
What is the heaviest terrestrial animal?
The African elephant is the largest and heaviest land animal alive today. It can weigh over 7000 kilograms.
What animal has heaviest teeth of any living animal?
an elephant
What is the heaviest animal with no skeleton?
if you mean the heaviest invertabre than it is the giant clam.
Are polar bears the heaviest animal and why?
No polar bears are not the heaviest animal ad sperm or blue whale is. The reason why is because whales live much longer and they need more blubber on there long body.
World heaviest land animal?
an elefant
The animal with the heaviest brain is the?
sperm whale.
