What’s The Largest Ever?

Written by Austin S. — Updated: June 26, 2022

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The Copperhead’s scales are keeled, and their eyes have vertical pupils that make them resemble cat’s eyes. — Creeping Things/Shutterstock.com

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Copperhead snakes are usually only two to three feet long. Like most pit vipers, they have stocky bodies, thin necks, and broad, angular heads. — Joe McDonald/Shutterstock.com

The Largest Copperhead Ever Recorded Was…

3 feet, 5 inches

5 feet, 10 inches

4 feet, 5 inches

3 feet, 11 inches,

Western Cottonmouths are the only venomous snake in the United States that spends time in the water. — Psychotic Nature/Shutterstock.com

You can find cottonmouths in wetland habitat. — Linda Burek/Shutterstock.com

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The Largest Cottonmouth Ever Recorded Was…

6 feet, 2 inches

5 feet, 8 inches

6 feet

4 feet, 8 inches

Lolong was a saltwater crocodile in the Philippines who weighed a massive 2,370 pounds and measured 20 feet from snout to tail — Julan Shirwod Nueva / Creative Commons

Cassius, the world's largest captive estuarine crocodile, Green Island, Great Barrier Reef — Bob Stilwell/Shutterstock.com

The largest, living reptile documented by science, the saltwater crocodile ambushes its prey before drowning it or swallowing it whole. — Pius Rino Pungkiawan/Shutterstock.com

A huge Saltwater Crocodile basks in the hot Australian sun. Saltwater crocodiles are the largest crocodile species and also the largest living reptile in the world. — PomInOz/Shutterstock.com

The Largest Saltwater Crocodile Ever Was…

16 feet long, 1,570 lbs

18 feet long, 1,722 lbs

19 feet long, 2,060 lbs

20 feet long, 2,370 lbs

Grizzly bears can weigh up to 600 pounds or more. — iStock.com/Jess Bray

Brown bear and two cubs in stream, Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge — Hillebrand, Steve – Public Domain by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Brown bear in stream. Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska. — Hillebrand, Steve – Public Domain by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

The Largest Kodiak Bear Ever Was…

9ft tall, 2130 lbs

10ft tall, 2,418 lbs

7ft tall, 1,974 lbs

8ft tall, 2,106 lbs

The Andean Condor can live to be 50 years old. — Gus Martinie/Shutterstock.com

Unlike cranes and storks, which fly with their necks extended, grey herons fly with their necks drawn in. — Adrian Eugen Ciobaniuc/Shutterstock.com

Pelican — Stephane TOUGARD, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

The Tristan Albatross doesn't mature until it becomes 10 years old. — Agami Photo Agency/Shutterstock.com

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The Bird With The Largest Wingspan is…

Marabou Stork

Andean Condor

Dalmation Pelican

Wandering Albatross

The dire wolf was found in North America as well as Central and South Americas as well as China. — Catmando/Shutterstock.com

Eurasian wolves are found exactly as their name indicates — in parts of Europe and Asia. — Sergey Uryadnikov/Shutterstock.com

The tawny coat color on the Eurasian wolf helps camouflage the creature among the snowy Russian backdrop. — Popova Valeriya/Shutterstock.com

Eurasian wolves travel in packs. — Alan Jeffery/Shutterstock.com

The Largest Wolf in The World Is…

Arctic Wolf

Eurasian Wolf

Alaskan Timber Wolf

Rocky Mountain Wolf

Camel spiders are not deadly to humans (though their bite is painful), but they are vicious predators that eat insects, rodents, lizards, and small birds. — Ondrej Michalek/Shutterstock.com

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The Goliath birdeater is the world's largest spider, by weight. — juerginho/Shutterstock.com

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The Largest Spider In The World Is…

The Camel Spider

The Huntsman Spider

Goliath Bird Eating Spider

Brazilian Giant Tawny Red Tarantula

Tyrannosaurus rex searching for prey in a Jurassic valley. — Orla/Shutterstock.com

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An African Elephant in the National park of Kenya, with Mount Kilimanjaro in the background. African elephants are the biggest animals that walk the earth at present. They are also working animals that you can sometimes ride! — Volodymyr Burdiak/Shutterstock.com

The Largest Animal To Ever Live Was The…

The Blue Whale

The T-Rex

Argentinosaurus

The African Elephant

The Giant Weta is the largest flightless cricket. — Viktor Hejna/Shutterstock.com

Hercules beetle isolated on a white background. — fukushima_insectarium/Shutterstock.com

Stick bugs eat almost exclusively leaves. They are herbivores — iStock.com/epantha

tarantula hawk close up — Robert Briggs/Shutterstock.com

The Largest Insect Is….

Giant wētā

Hercules Beetle

Stick Insects

Tarantula Hawks

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About the Author

Austin S.

Growing up in rural New England on a small scale farm gave me a lifelong passion for animals. I love learning about new wild animal species, habitats, animal evolutions, dogs, cats, and more. I've always been surrounded by pets and believe the best dog and best cat products are important to keeping our animals happy and healthy. It's my mission to help you learn more about wild animals, and how to care for your pets better with carefully reviewed products.

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