SortStack #2345 — 2032-11-09
By weight · Order from lightest to heaviest.
- An average adult domestic cat 4.2 kg
Cats purr at frequencies between 25 and 150 Hz — a range some studies suggest can promote bone and tissue healing.
- A giant Pacific octopus 30 kg
It can squeeze its entire body through any gap larger than its beak — the only hard part it owns.
- 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.
- A classic yellow American school bus 11 t
The exact yellow is a legal standard from 1939, chosen because black lettering on it reads fastest in dim morning light.
- The steel arch of the Sydney Harbour Bridge 39K t
The arch rises and falls up to 18 cm with temperature swings; locals affectionately call the bridge 'the Coathanger'.
- The Great Pyramid of Giza 5.8M t
Roughly 2.3 million stone blocks were stacked over about 20 years — averaging a block placed every few minutes of every workday.