SEA MONSTER Size Comparison

Size comparison of “sea monsters” and other aquatic animals. Only contains real species that either are alive or once swam the seas. Can you spot all the monsters in the background?

All images drawn by myself.

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[november]

Some unidentified creature lurking in unexplored waters:

“Pathetic..”

[KingConradVI]

Imagine your at least 10 meters below the surface, and you see one of these giants pull up to you. I think I'd die of immediate shock

[tanketka]

People used to be: Megalodon was 30 meters long
People now: Megalodon was just huge, it was 15 meters long

[JDEDITZ]

I like that a scuba diver is a sea monster

[NinjaPlaysM]

This is some what accurate in some parts expect megaladons length and height and that titanoboa isnt a sea creature for gods sake

[VercingetorixBC]

I refuse to acknowledge that a blue whale is bigger than the majority of sea dinosaurs.

[Fishboi]

0:07 are divers actually a sea monster? I hope not

[thermonucleargodzillagodzi]

Me: why isn't Godzilla in this me realizing GODZILLA lives in the Pacific ocean

[jaulz]

I believe the scariest of them all is the BACKGROUND MUSIC!

[caesersrevenge]

Are you sure the giant octopus only has 15 kg?

[Hehe_chillax]

Me : Spino was damn long
Spino : still my true identity not revealed

[MeesterJ]

Cool list! I only miss Kronosaurus in there, that was a baddie!

[benwest]

There are two constants in this world. 1. The deeps contain the creatures undreamed of even in nightmares. And 2. The Japanese will eat every single one of them.

[waffleboi]

Woah never thought Japanese spider crab could grow that big!

[azuregaming]

hungry shark games: choose ur shark
me: most powerful one
hungry shark games: upgrade it

[darbyrex]

The sailfish is the fastest fish, not the swordfish. They both look quite alike tho

[TRIJAYASANITARY]

Scuba:Swimming through normally
Sea monsters:Do we look like a joke to you?

[Mastergoatyt]

3:08 : * exists *

Sushi restaurants: It’s free real estate

[wallrider]

5:49 if you look closely you can see the bloop floating in the background.

[thegreatmrsanman]

The titanboa did live in water believe it or not, much like todays green anaconda in South America. However, it lived in swamps and muddy rivers, not the ocean. So therefore you are correct and the titanboa is by no means a sea creature, along with the spinosaurus