What is the most largest rat in the world? Where is it located?
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African Gambian Pouch rats, also known as the African giant pouch rat are the largest rats in the world. They grow to 13-17 inches from tip of nose to the base of the tail and the tail is about the same length or longer. They can be more than six pounds. They live in forests and thickets in from Senegal to Central Sudan and down to South Africa.
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The following link has info about habitat, size, pics, etc.\n\nhttp://www.discoverlife.org/nh/tx/Vertebrata/Mammalia/Dipodidae/Zapus/hudsonius/
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the largest living creature on Earth is the Blue Whale. Which incidentally is also the largest mammal
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As far as I know the largest bee or wasp in the world is the Japanese giant wasp (Vespa mandarinia).  They are big, fierce, nasty-tempered beasts, but they 'only' reach 2 inches in length, not feet.\n\nHere is little National Geographic article about them. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/10/1025_021025_GiantHornets.html\n\nThe largest flying insect ever known, Meganeura was a dragonfly that lived about 280 million years ago.  It had a wingspan of close to 2 feet, but it's body was not that long, nor as robust as a bee's or wasp's body would be.\n\nIf there was a 2 foot long bee in a museum it is likely that it was a model mock-up, blown up in size for dramatic purposes and/or to show details that would be hard to see on a life-size display.
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Definately Brazil. It is the largest. Argentina is the second largest.
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This may depend upon location.  And is "common" meaning well known, easily seen, the highest population numbers or largest total biomass?\n\nOn land, the most common animal species in most locations is some form of rodent.  The exact species varies, but Rattus norvegicus is very common.  There are more species of rodents than of any other mammalian order; more than 400 genera and about 2,000 species are widely distributed throughout the world.\n\nEarthworms may actually have larger populations than those of rodents, but due to their "underground" lifestyle, they are very difficult to count.\n\nIn fresh water the most common animal is usually an aquatic worm, especially Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri.\n\nIn oceans the most common animal is krill, especially Euphausia superba, unless one considers some of the plankton as animals.\n\nWorldwide, microbes out-number animals and contain the largest biomass as well.
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Largest known to date is the "puffy planet" HAT-P-1b orbiting the sunlike star ADS 16402 B, one of a binary pair of G0 V stars 450 light yeard away, in the constellation Lacerta. Our sun is of spectral class G2 V i.e. a little cooler than ADS 16402 B.\n\nHAT-P-1b has a radius of 1.36 x the radius of Jupiter. \n\nIt was discovered on 13 September 2006 and is 450 light years away. It has the lowest density of any known extrasolar planet. It also has the name Krais.\n\nIt was announced as follows:\n\n"Using small automated telescopes in Arizona and Hawaii, the HATNet project has detected an object transiting one member of the double star system ADS 16402 AB. This system is a pair of G0 main-sequence stars with age about 3 billion years, at a distance of ~139 parsecs and projected separation of ~1550 AU. The transit signal has a period of 4.46529 days."\n\nNote: Only the radii of transiting planets are known.
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Largest Lake\nThe largest lake in the world is the Caspian Sea (in Azerbaijan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Iran). It is 1225-km (760-miles) long and its area is 371,800 sq km (143,550 sq miles). The Caspian Sea yields good supplies of fish, including salmon, carp, herring and sturgeon, the main source of caviar.
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It is the largest of the horned oryx species.Included antelope,gazelles and topi.
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Karniji's temple at Deshnok is home to (at peak population) more than 20,000 little Rattus rattus, who swarm all over any proffered food, and sometimes over humans (ones they know, anyway), in the manner of the pigeons in Trafalgar Square. Male and female rats in that area are called chuhas and chuhiyas - but the rats of Karni Mata are called kabas, Marwari for "little children", and if a visitor accidentally treads on and kills one (which is made less likely by the fact that visitors are required to take their shoes off before entering - though socks are permitted), he or she must atone for the death by presenting the temple with a lifesize model rat made of solid gold (according to most sources - though The Observer says solid silver).
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a long-tailed rodent. also it is a despicable, treacherous person.
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Anacondas are the largest species of boas and are only found in South America. They are generally aquatic, where they do a great deal of their hunting. There are 4 species: the green, yellow, dark spotted, & Bolivian anaconda. The green anaconda is the heaviest species of snake in the world. They've been documented to weigh 550 lbs and possibly more. They are also possibly the longest snakes in the world too, but there's no reliable proof and true giants are scarce. The females are also larger than the males and the young are born live. \n\nPythons are found in Asia, Africa, Australia, South America, and New Guinea. They usually aren't very aquatic, but they can swim well. Some species live strictly in trees. The Reticulated Python is the longest documented species of snake in the world. The record is a specimen killed back in 1912 or so that was 32 ft. 9 inches long. Pythons are also notable because the females incubate their eggs until they hatch. The females lay the eggs and wrap around them and shiver to keep them warm.
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It has to be a province that is at least half of the present biggest country in the world.\n\nI'll guess Siberia in Russia.\n\nWhy don't you ask Borat? .......He's sure to know
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A heffalump!\nBe afraid, be very afriad!\nhttp://disney.wretch.cc/mvdata/data/Pooh_Heffalump_Movie.jpg\n\nAs you probably know, the largest known animal on Earth is the blue whale. But most scientist believe that the blue whale is also the largest amimal that has ever lived.\nThey can weigh over 200 tons, so how can you beat that?\n\nBut as far as land animals go: the African elephant is the largest!\n\nAn extinct species of the rhinoceros called Baluchitherium grangeri was around 30 tons. That would be the largest land-dwelling mammal ever.\nThe largest dinosaur was the sauropod.\nhttp://www.dinosaurios.net/rama/rm_sale/rm_diplo01g.jpg
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If you are referring to mammals, the blue whale is the largest mammal.  The Blue Whale, Balaenoptera musculus, is also the largest mammal to have ever lived. In fact the Blue whale is the largest animal ever to have lived on the planet as far as we know; bigger by far than ever the largest Dinosaur. The longest Blue Whale ever measured was a female, 33.58 m or 110ft long. The heaviest weighed over 190 tonnes.\n\nThe largest animal on land at the moment on this planet is a mammal; the bull African Elephant. The largest specimen recorded stood around 3.96 m or 13ft at the shoulder and weighed over 12 tonnes.\n\nThe whale shark is a the biggest shark and the biggest fish. It is NOT a whale. It has a huge mouth which can be up to 4 feet (1.4 m) wide.
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gir is a forest and not a zoo. The biggest zoo in India is called Vandalur Zoo, 30 kms from Chennai.(1300 acres - 5.2 km²)\n\nThe Vandalur Zoo is also known as the Arignar Anna Zoological Park.\n\nFounded in 1979, this zoo was preceded by the old Madras Zoo (founded 1855), which was one of the first in India, and the first to hold an All-India Zoo Superintendents Conference (1955, as part of the Centenary celebrations).\n\nBy 1975, the city had grown so much, and conditions at the old Madras Zoo were so bad, that a decision was taken to shift the zoo. The Government of Tamil Nadu and its Tamilnadu Forest Department came to the rescue. Thirty Kilometers from the city, 1300 acres (5.2 km²) were set aside for development of the zoo. There is also a Rescue and Rehabilitation centre.
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The Blue Whale, Balaenoptera musculus, is the largest mammal living today. It is also the largest mammal to have ever lived. In fact the Blue whale is the largest animal ever to have lived on the planet as far as we know; bigger by far than ever the largest Dinosaur. The longest Blue Whale ever measured was a female, 33.58 m or 110ft long. The heaviest weighed over 190 tonnes. We haven't actually got a set of weighing scales big enough so weights are estimated from the cut up remains.\n\nThe largest animal on land at the moment on this planet is a mammal; the bull African Elephant. The largest specimen recorded stood around 3.96 m or 13ft at the shoulder and weighed over 12 tonnes.