The largest jellyfish in the world is the so-called arctic lion mane jellyfish. Its tentacles can measure around 36 meters, a length that very few living beings can reach. You have all the information in: «The 25 largest animals in the world: photos and videos«.

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The tallest animal in the world
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The whale shark: the largest fish in the world
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The ferocity and size of the hippo
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The largest species of turtle in the world
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The barrel sponge: a large invertebrate
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The length of the reticulated python
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The orca: a marine giant
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The dimensions of the frowning pelican
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The ears of the African elephant
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The blue whale: the largest animal in the world
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The white rhino: a giant in danger of extinction
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Sunfish: the heaviest in the sea
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The Mekong catfish: the king of freshwater
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The largest animals on the planet
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The largest arthropod on Earth
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The ostrich: a bird unable to fly
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Shire's horse: one of the largest breeds
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The capybara: the largest rodent
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The marine crocodile: a large and dangerous animal
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The elephant seal: the largest carnivore on the planet
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The gharial: a large and fast reptile
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The frozen habitat of the polar bear
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The average weight of the American bison
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The giant stingray and its impressive size
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