🐙 SEA MONSTERS Size Comparison 🐙

Scale representation of some of the best-known sea monsters in fiction. More details below 👇

🎵MUSIC:
Marinium - Nevan Alexanian (NAVIKMusic) [MetaBallStudios]:

Note: Only sea creatures are added, including amphibians. Extinct monsters, mythological creatures and mechanical creatures are not included
Due to the large number of examples that exist, many have been out of the video. I added a list at the end of the video with many more examples.

~ - Approximate
± - Error range
*UM - Unreliable Measure
White texts have sources
Yellow texts are MBS estimates

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[Snaxolotl]

I love how lovecraftian monsters, mythical beasts of the ocean, and some of the largest creatures we can come up with are all dwarfed by a comically large horseshoe crab

[ComicalRealm]

Small or not, gotta give props to Spongebob for at least making it into the list

[nocubemc]

- How many krakens and leviathans do we need?
- Yes

[TheFruitofTruth]

Funny part was I saw the first SCP and was like why isn’t 169 on this list? Then it zoomed fully out and I’m like holy shit it’s way bigger then I thought

[scrawnycalc]

The moment Anantashesha showed up, I knew what the final monster would be. Very happy to see SCP rep in the wild

[ebymss]

Having the man in the small boat moving along in the beginning and the flying subscribe plane was very smart and highly appreciated, it’s always good to put things into perspective in this size comparison videos

[pressstart]

People: oh my goodness the kraken is the largest sea monster by far!
SCP: Hold my beer

[samuelcollazo]

I love how the blue whale still dwarfs a good number of these fictional creatures in sheer size.

Blue whales are the mythical creatures of our world for sure

[aramisdagaz]

Having the boat with the two humans in it for that first row of monsters was really helpful. It's easy for me to lose track of the scale of these things without a frame of reference to compare to, and having a human-sized figure literally following along with us helped keep that reference right there.

[secretlythreeducksinamansu]

I appreciate the little boat we had throughout the beginning segment. Lent a nice sense of consistent perspective.

[krustylesponge]

I love how you can still see SCP 3000 in the background for most of the first section

[RetroJack]

Me: How big is a Kraken?
Fantasy authors: Yes

[MitchCyan]

A Cheep Cheep becomes quite intimidating when compared to a person.

[JohnWic-xdgc]

3:37 there´s a guy spinning between the buildings back there

[thomasdevlin]

I love how Anantashesha is literally several hundred meters long, and yet it was listed as one of the smallest because they were measuring by height not length. Also, so cool to see Moeder on here, appreciating the ark love

[gaveintothedarkness]

6:55 I love how the ship casually pushes the monster out of the way.

[cproductions]

-Shows the Kraken from Warhammer 40k
Me: It can’t get any bigger than this
-Starts to zoom out to show the planet
Me: *Oh god*

[Cyndr_]

I love the inclusion of the speculated creature that may have caused "The Bloop". If you haven't heard of it, look it up. Its an interesting mystery.

[mitchelvanwijk]

Never knew Kyogre was so small... The weird sizes some Pokémon have still surprise me at times lol

[-thisma-]

Video : *Is about sea monsters*
Subnautica : "Showtime."