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What animal has the largest leg to body ratio?
The Barnacle Barnacles, those things you scrape off the side of a boat, have the largest junk-to-body ratio in the animal kingdom. Their members can up to 50 times the length of their body. Their members need to be long because they travel to the female in order to impregnate them.
What animals have longer arms than legs?
Primates such as gibbons, that swing by their arms (brachiate) to move among trees, have arms that are longer than their legs. Primates that leap from tree to tree, such as prosimians, have legs that are longer than their arms.
What is the longest in length living animal?
Blue whale
Heaviest living animals
| Rank | Animal | Average total length [m (ft)] |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Blue whale | 24 (79) |
| 2 | North Pacific right whale | 15.5 (51) |
| 3 | Southern right whale | 15.25 (50) |
| 4 | Fin whale | 19.5 (64) |
What animal has the deadliest claws?
Harpy eagle’s feet and claws are the strongest amongst the birds. It seems the longest claw in the animal kingdom belongs to Grizzly bear (or Kodiak bear? Kodiak bear claws are not in the collection, but since Kodiak bears are larger than Grizzly bears, I would not surprised if their claws also bigger).
What is the loudest animal on the earth?
The loudest animal of all Not only can baleen whales emit calls that travel farther than any other voice in the animal kingdom, these giants of the deep also create the loudest vocalisations of any creature on earth: the call of a blue whale can reach 180 decibels – as loud as a jet plane, a world record.
Which big cat has the sharpest teeth?
Bengal Tigers have 30 teeth that they use to crush the bones and flesh of their prey. Their most extended canines can measure up to 4 to 6 inches.
What animal has the sharpest teeth in the world?
A jawless, eel-like creature had the sharpest teeth ever known, according to a recent discovery of fossil remains. THE SHARPEST TEETH EVER discovered belong to a surprising animal: a jawless, eel-like vertebrate that lived from 500-200 million years ago.