From the biggest pitbull, to the MASSIVE, unreal stingray, these are the 16 Biggest Animals That Shouldn't Exist ! Learn about the BIGGEST of everything Monday, Wednesday, and Friday just subscribe! # 10 The Giant Stingray Stingray can grow pretty long but this 16-foot long giant stingray caught by the American TV host Jeff Corwin and professor Mae Klong. It was estimated to weigh around 800 pounds and required several people to hold and measure the beast. The team had to work together and struggle against the stingray to get their calculations, the entire foray from capturing the ray and measuring it took many hours and multiple teams working in shifts. # 9 Hulk the Pitbull This is Hulk, the pitbull guard dog who weighs a mind-boggling 175 pounds. He was bred by a U.S. breeding firm that specializes in breeding guard dogs. Hulk, is not just another pup of the litter, however, he stands nearly 6 feet tall when he’s up on his hind legs. It’s easy to see why someone would want this hulk of a dog guarding them # 8 Wels Catfish River monsters can lay in wait all over the world, and the Wels Catfish is one of them. They are found in reservoirs of Spain, the Volga River in Russia, and the Berlin Lake. These monsters can reach more than 12 feet in length with a weight of more than 350 pounds each. Think about turning into dinner for one of these guys before you dip your feet into murky waters. # 7 Ruben the Rabbit Rabbits don’t usually come to mind when you think of big animals, but when you see this one you’ll definitely be surprised it exists. Ruben the Rabbit stands a staggering 4.4 feet tall and weighs 50 pounds. In just one month this mega-sized mammal eats through 30 apples, 360 carrots, and 15 cabbages. # 6 Crowned Flying Fruit Fox The largest breed of bat in the world is this monstrosity: the Crowned Flying Fruit Fox. The Crowned Flying Fruit Fox has a wingspan of five feet or 1.7 meters and weighs around two and a half pounds which is why it is the largest bat in the world. The next time you see a huge monster flying above in the sky, try and see if it's one of these guys before you start freaking out. Then again, you still might freak out. # 5 Giant Salamander Scientists captured an endangered giant salamander that is believed to be at least 200 years old in a Chinese cave. This dragon of a salamander is 4.5 feet long and weighs more than 100 pounds. However, this increasingly rare species can grow to as much as 6 feet long in peak health and optimal environments. Perhaps this is where legends about dragons and serpentine sea beasts originated from? # 4 Hercules the Liger Hercules the Liger is the world’s largest living cat according to Guinness Book of World Records. The Liger weighs in at 992 pounds and stands more than 4 feet tall at the shoulder with a body length of 10 feet. A Liger is a cross between a Tiger and a Lion, so they do not exist in the wild, and they often grow to be twice as large as their parents. This giant, human-made species really should NOT exist. # 3 African Elephant African Elephants are some of the biggest animals in the world, and their sheer massiveness can sometimes get lost on us. On average, the African Elephant is 11 feet tall and can weigh over 15,000 pounds each. For reference, the average weight of a small size sedan is around 3.5 thousand pounds to 4 thousand pounds. As some of the biggest animals in the world, they require a lot of space, which is why they are in danger of going extinct. With the expansion of human settlements, they have less and less space than they’re used to or need. # 2 Colossal Squid The Colossal Squid is a huge and mysterious creature that lurks around in the ocean. It is even heavier and bigger than the Giant Squid. The Colossal Squid has eyes as wide as a dinner plate, and their entire body can weigh as much as 990 pounds or 450 kilograms. It is estimated to be as long as 43 feet on average, 3 feet longer than a school bus. Some even have estimates of the colossal squid weighing up to 1,650 pounds or 750 kilograms. We have been hunting for the mythical colossal squid in the Southern hemisphere of the ocean, but we have only found a few specimens in all of history. # 1 Kodiak Bear The Kodiak Bear is one of the largest bear species in the world, rivaled only by the Polar Bear. It is a subspecies of the Brown Bear and commonly weigh somewhere between 660 pounds to a whopping 1,320 pounds. Many measure more than 10 feet in height. This was the specimen of a Kodiak Bear that was reportedly hunted by a man named Dr. Clark.
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