LARGE ANIMALS

KING COBRA

Growing to nearly 6 metres in length it’s the largest venomous snake

in the world. The name seems appropriate.

GIRAFFE

Undoubtedly the tallest living creature in the world, a giraffe can

reach food sources nearly 6 metres off the ground.

NILE CROCODILE

You’ve probably noticed that this list is heavily populated with sharped

toothed reptiles and we are here to reinforce that notion. The Nile

Crocodile is often said to be the second largest crocodilian in the world

after the saltwater crocodile.

GREAT WHITE SHARK

One of the most feared predators in the world thanks to Hollywood,

Great Whites can grow to be over 6 metres long and yes, they have

been known to attack humans, boats, and basically anything

else that floats.

SALTWATER CROCODILE

Growing to be over 6 metres long, this breed of crocodile is as big

as it gets…and as dangerous too.

SOUTHERN ELEPHANT SEAL

Though seals may look cute in the magazines, the Southern Elephant Seal

may not be the cuddliest creature in the world, especially if you consider

the fact that it is almost exclusively carnivorous.

SLENDER-SNOUTED GHARIAL

Comparable to the saltwater crocodile, this species resides primarily in

Asia and due to its size doesn’t have any real predators.

BELUGA STURGEON

Living up to 120 years these interesting looking creatures can grow

to be nearly 7 metres in length.