21 Things That Are Bigger Than You Think.

Nathan Johnson Published 03/16/2021 in wow

You never really realize how big some things are.

1.
Size of an Orangutan
2.
Pyramids.
3.
Tsunami tetrapod barriers.
4.
Shaq holding a regular sheet of paper.
5.
The size of a Gorilla’s hand compared to a human.
6.
Mos Espa Grand Arena (Phantom Menace)
7.
Giant walrus having a nap on a Russian submarine.
8.
Marble floor of the Florence Cathedral.
9.
An Easter Island head fully excavated.
10.
A sinkhole in Turkey.
11.
African Land Snail
12.
Found this old photo of me and my friends next to this giant pizza.
13.
A Zubr class hovercraft, one of the largest in the world.
14.
This French flag that was captured in Malta in 1800
15.
College basketball players and the cheerleaders, both are humans for scale.
16.
Human next to a redwood tree.
17.
Look at the size of the divers compared to this underwater oil rig.
18.
Titanoboa, an extinct snake that lived in South America 58 to 60 million years ago / replica created for the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens.
19.
Troll in the woods.
20.
The wonders in our world. 150 ft. Iceberg passing through Iceberg Alley near Ferryland, Newfoundland, Canada
21.
This door was 8 ft (2.4 m) thick, nearly 12 ft (3.7 m) wide, and weighed 97,000 lbs (44,000 Kg)

1.
Size of an Orangutan
2.
Pyramids.
3.
Tsunami tetrapod barriers.
4.
Shaq holding a regular sheet of paper.
5.
The size of a Gorilla’s hand compared to a human.
6.
Mos Espa Grand Arena (Phantom Menace)
7.
Giant walrus having a nap on a Russian submarine.
8.
Marble floor of the Florence Cathedral.
9.
An Easter Island head fully excavated.
10.
A sinkhole in Turkey.
11.
African Land Snail
12.
Found this old photo of me and my friends next to this giant pizza.
13.
A Zubr class hovercraft, one of the largest in the world.
14.
This French flag that was captured in Malta in 1800
15.
College basketball players and the cheerleaders, both are humans for scale.
16.
Human next to a redwood tree.
17.
Look at the size of the divers compared to this underwater oil rig.
18.
Titanoboa, an extinct snake that lived in South America 58 to 60 million years ago / replica created for the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens.
19.
Troll in the woods.
20.
The wonders in our world. 150 ft. Iceberg passing through Iceberg Alley near Ferryland, Newfoundland, Canada
21.
This door was 8 ft (2.4 m) thick, nearly 12 ft (3.7 m) wide, and weighed 97,000 lbs (44,000 Kg)