SortStack #2752 — 2033-12-21
By speed · Order from slowest to fastest.
- A person walking 5 km/h
The average person takes around 7,000 steps a day, walking the equivalent of several times around Earth in a lifetime.
- A falling raindrop 34 km/h
Raindrops are not teardrop-shaped; they flatten into tiny hamburger buns as they fall through the air.
- A striking barracuda 42 km/h
Barracudas can lunge in sudden bursts to ambush prey, sometimes mistaking a swimmer's shiny jewellery for fish.
- A Cessna light aircraft 220 km/h
The Cessna 172 is the most-produced plane in history and the trainer that taught millions of pilots to fly.
- A peregrine falcon in a dive 410 km/h
The peregrine is the fastest animal on Earth, diving so fast it has baffles in its nostrils to breathe.
- A bullet from an AK-47 2.7K km/h
The AK-47 is the most widely produced firearm in history, prized for working even when caked in mud and sand.