SortStack #2044 — 2032-01-13
By weight · Order from lightest to heaviest.
- A ruby-throated hummingbird 4 g
It crosses the Gulf of Mexico nonstop — about 800 km — burning nearly half its body fat in a single 20-hour flight.
- A capybara, the world's largest rodent 50 kg
Capybaras are so famously chill that birds, monkeys, and even crocodilians perch and lounge on them like furniture.
- An adult male African bush elephant 6 t
The largest land animal walks almost silently — its foot pads expand and absorb sound like cushioned trainers.
- A Nimitz-class aircraft carrier 100K t
A floating city of about 5,000 people, it can sail more than 20 years between refuelings of its nuclear reactors.
- The Empire State Building 331K t
Built in just 410 days during the Depression, it sat so empty at first that New Yorkers dubbed it the 'Empty State Building'.
- The Golden Gate Bridge 805K t
Its two main cables contain enough wire to circle the Earth three times, and painting crews never actually finish — they cycle forever.