Extinct animals size

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(05-09-2020, 04:41 PM)Catherine Wrote: The idea of a one meter piranha is disturbing. Megapiranha would have been terrifying. I assume they swam in schools so that would have made them more dangerous. Maybe it is just as well that they became extinct. I don`t think we could handle a creature like this right now.

That's right, you should be knowing what the modern smaller piranhas are capable of when they are in groups. They eat their prey within seconds, ofcourse depnding on the prey size and the number of piranha members. I remember the first time when i watched them in TV years before, in one of the documentaries a group of piranhas rip a birds chick very quickly. That was sad and disturbing.



Titanoboa was the longest and largest snake that ever lived. This monstrous snake was longer than a school bus, measuring 12.8 m (42 ft) in length or more and weighed about 1.1 tonnes. Titanoboa used it's massive size and incredible strength to squeeze it's prey with 400 lbs per square inch of pressure. 

Fossils have been found in Colombia, South America.