Creatures that bigger than blue whale

Is there's legendary creatures that at least bigger than Blue Whales in the unexplored depths of ocean or Outer space?

The answers should have nothing to do with any Mundane and Mediocre explanation of this phenomena

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What phenomena?

Well, you got the Rok, Kraken, dinosaurs, giants, my mother-in-law, and space blobs.

Originally posted by Thain Esh Kelch
What phenomena?

Well, you got the Rok, Kraken, dinosaurs, giants, my mother-in-law, and space blobs.

HAHAHAHAHA! My mother-in-law. Thank you for the best laugh I had in weeks, damn you for making my side cramp up from the laugh.

Maybe I don't get the purpose of this thread, but here is my contribution anyway:



The Giant Claw! An antimatter bird from outer space!!!

Other than that I can only think of the megalodon which roamed our oceans a long time ago, it's thought to be extinct now.

leviathan
Gaia

en.wikipedia.org...

Blue whales are the largest known animals to have lived on the earth btw

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the behemoth... leviathan... these are biblical creatures and There is this theory that behind mount sinai there are the remains of a behemoth...

Mabye the "Colo claw fish" or perhaps an "Exogorth"?? Were you asking if we knew of any?

Originally posted by Thain Esh Kelch
What phenomena?

Well, you got the Rok, Kraken, dinosaurs, giants, my mother-in-law, and space blobs.

We Got Atmospheric Beasts, Leviathan, Kraken, Nephilim, and so on.

The Blue Whale is the largest creature ever known to have existed anywhere.

We can only speculate on what larger lifeforms may exist elsewhere in the universe.

Legends of giant monsters on Earth are based on primitive misinterpretation of fossils - including mammoths and dinosaurs and the human tendency to exaggerate just a tiny, tiny bit ......

What about the bloop? Still don't know what that was/is. But it was BIG.

Originally posted by wigit
What about the bloop? Still don't know what that was/is. But it was BIG.

Bloop? care to devulge on that? havent heard of it before...

The bloop from Wiki

"The Bloop is the name given to an ultra-low frequency and extremely powerful underwater sound detected by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) several times during 1997. The source of the sound remains unknown."

en.wikipedia.org...

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Ok That was the only thing I could google as well but how does this tie into large animals? or is it hypothesised to originate from an unknown animal?

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No further recordings have been made since 1997

Darn it ! The Bloop is extinct now.

They don't seem to mention the possibility of seismic activity causing the noise but then again they are the experts.

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Well that's the question. It's an unknown noise and some experts think that only an animal could produce a sound like that.

I have wondered if whales are smarter than we think and maybe use some sort of underwater cave system that amplifies sound, to carry messages longer distances than normal whale speak. But I've an overactive imagination.

Would be good if the sound reappears some time and we find out more.

Good to mention the bloop wigit. I was going to make mention of it, but you beat me to the punch. Cheers.

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That's twice in the last few days I've bumped into you on threads that have taken a nautical turn. Are ye a pirate? You're shivering me timbers.

reply to post by wigit


Nothing exists today but you can be sure that there once were animals and reptiles larger than the blue whale.

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How can you be sure that there were larger animals than the blue whale? So far we have not found anything. The largest reptiles were 1/2 the length of the blue whale. The largest dinosaur maybe 2/3 the length of the blue whale. The largest fish maybe 1/3 the length of a blue whale. Nothing is coming that close to the size of the blue whale. Maybe I overlooked something you were thinking about?

Isn't there some kind of massive slimy ooze lifeform living at the bottom of a sea somewhere? It's like a colony rather than an individual.