Kids' guide to the 10 biggest animals in the world

Hi guys! I want to tell you the 10 biggest animals in the world. Let's get started. First, blue. Number one, the blue whale is the largest mammal on earth, reaching up to 100 feet, which is around 30 meters in length, and weighing up to 200 tons, which is 180 metric tons. Number two, in warm oceans worldwide, the white shark, also known as the rhinocontyphus, is a species of shark. Big dollar. Number three, the African elephant, scientifically known as the Loxdana africana, is the largest mammal in Africa, and one of the largest in the world. Poor giraffe. Number four, the giraffe is the largest mammal native to Africa. It is also the tallest land animal on the planet. Male giraffes can grow up to six meters, which is around 20 feet, while females can reach up to 4.5 meters, which is around 15 feet. Hello! Fifth, hippo. Number five, the hippopotamus, or hippo, is one of the largest land animals, growing up to four meters, which is 13 feet, and weighting up to 1,500 kilograms, which is 3,307 pounds. Sixth, saltwater crocodile. Number six, the saltwater crocodile, also known as is a type of crocodile that prefers to live in saltwater environments, such as estuaries, mangroves, and lagoons. Adult saltwater crocodiles can grow up to six meters, which is 20 feet in length, and weigh as much as 1,000 kilograms, which is 2,200 lbs. Seven, polar bear. Number seven, adult polar bears can weigh up to 600 kilograms, which is 1,323 lbs, and measures up to 2.5 meters, which is 8.2 feet long. They're primarily found in the Arctic regions, including Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Norway, and Russia. Eight, ostrich. Number eight, the ostrich is native to Africa. It is the largest flightless bird, also known as Sereno columbus. Adult males can reach heights of 2.8 meters, which is nine feet, and weigh as much as 150 kilograms, which is 330 lbs, and is known for the tallest and heaviest bird in the world. My grizzly bear. Number nine, the subspecies of brown bear, also known as the grizzly bear, is found in North America. The Ursus aracturus horroblus, known as also the silver-tipped bear, or North American brown bear. And giant squid. Number 10, the giant squid, or Arcturus dux, is a type of squid that lives in deep oceans and can grow to be very large. They're known for one of the largest invertebrates in the world, with some individuals measuring up to 43 feet, which is 13 meters in length, and weighting up to 1,100 pounds, which is 500 kilograms. Bye-bye.