OGRE FIGHT! Yujiro Hanma vs African ELEPHANT

[OvenBaked]

A moment of silence for the thought of yujiro going around and grabbing sticks and making a fire

[dennisquiah]

If yujiro already acted with an elephant that basically rivaled a prehistoric elephant I don’t even wanna imagine what would happen if he were to mate with a t-Rex

[yannkam]

Ah, Elephant Hanma.
Unfortunately too weak for Yujiro's Tastes

[durant]

This is not an elephant at this point this is a Dinosaur

[arravYT]

Yujiro's seed is so powerful that he can mate with animals.

[gamehuntetbdboy]

R.I.P for all those who thought he was eating an elephant
He was eating a buffalo

[Kncperseus]

Anyone notice Yujiro doing the Crane pose after killing the damn elephant?

[torreeric]

If anyone can survive the struggles in hell, it is Yujiro... Good luck to those demons he will face... 😂

[itsHMD]

the way the soldier narrates the story its so captivating i swear. The clip after this where he says, ”i saw it with my own eyes and even i dont believe it” guves me shivers everytime

[ilkerkaracan]

1:18 The most appetizing mukbang I've ever seen in my life. XDDD

[MZ_]

"No one could beat him, son".
" What about his son? When he grow up".

[NatayaHoke]

Read this if you want to know about the big elephant in Baki it's a real extinct animal!!

For decades, an extinct group of rhinos have been universally recognized as the biggest land mammals of all time. Some 34 million to 23 million years ago, the hornless Paraceratherium genus dwelled in what’s now central Asia. Thus far, we’ve discovered at least three species. Given their long necks and tall builds, these herbivores invite vague comparisons with modern giraffes. In fact, just like the spotted leaf-eaters, Paraceratherium might’ve used strong, grasping lips to yank down tree branches.

At roughly 18.7 tons, the heaviest adults were giants in every sense of the word. But new research suggests two mammals were bigger.

According to a new study, Palaeoloxodon namadicus, which once roamed India, China and Japan and is closely akin to the modern Asian elephant, was a 24-ton colossus, 16 feet tall at the shoulder. And Mammut borsoni, a European mastodon, was 13.5 feet tall, and especially big ones weighed at least as much as the rhinos, and possibly more.

If the study is correct, that means Palaeoloxodon namadicus is the biggest land mammal to have ever walked the Earth.

Collectively, elephants and their prehistoric cousins are called proboscideans. Enormous as today’s varieties are, they’d almost look puny alongside these bygone species. Yet, there’s no sure-fire way to figure out exactly how tall or massive those deceased behemoths could get. So paleontologist Asier Larramendi compared the bones of 24 species, living and extinct. (For Palaeoloxodon namadicus, he had only a single femur to work with.) He developed digital models based on this data, and then calculated the new weight and height estimates.

At such an impressive size, Palaeoloxodon namadicus would’ve not only outweighed Paraceratherium, but possibly certain long-necked dinosaurs like Camarasaurus as well. The behemoth died out around 24, 000 years ago.

[animefights]

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[kingnothing]

So Yujiro beat up an elephant and ate it? Black air force energy.

[dolphinlad]

I need Elon musk to genetically engineer a T-Rex for training purposes

[masonpallanes]

This man just wondering around making legend after legend.

[netherdominater]

Soldier: “go there and verify the size of the corpse yourself”

Yujiro: **chewing** “What corpse?”

[Nutcruncher]

frick mating to make a stronger opponent, now yujiro mates for extra calories. Dude legit just ate his child

[cro-magnoncarol]

Damn, Dumbo's anime adaptation is looking dope!

[ayoubmorjane]

Can someone please explain how this elephant came by, i never watched this anime but the elephant look like a monster