SortStack #3206 — 2035-03-20
By weight · Order from lightest to heaviest.
- An adult male grizzly bear 270 kg
Before hibernation a grizzly can pack on more than a kilogram of fat per day, entering the den far heavier than in spring.
- A Holstein dairy cow 680 kg
A productive dairy cow gives about 30 liters of milk a day — and burps enough methane to matter in climate accounting.
- The International Space Station 420 t
Assembled over 42 flights, it circles Earth 16 times a day at 28,000 km/h, so its crew sees 16 sunrises daily.
- An Ohio-class nuclear submarine, submerged 18.8K t
It displaces more than some WWII aircraft carriers and can stay underwater for months, limited mainly by the food supply.
- 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 CN Tower in Toronto 117.9K t
It held the title of world's tallest free-standing structure for 32 years, and its glass floor was the world's first.