SortStack #3368 — 2035-08-29

By speed · Order from slowest to fastest.

1. A crawling slug 30 m/h

   A slug glides on a ribbon of self-made slime, which lets it cross even a razor's edge unharmed.

2. A chameleon on the move 350 m/h

   A chameleon's eyes swivel independently, so it can watch two directions at once before its slow, swaying steps.

3. A Komodo dragon walking 4.8 km/h

   The largest lizard alive, it has venom glands and a bite that can topple prey far larger than itself.

4. A casual cyclist 12.5 km/h

   The bicycle is one of the most efficient machines ever made, turning muscle into distance better than walking.

5. A charging lion 83 km/h

   Lions are the only big cats that live in groups, and a male's roar can be heard up to eight kilometres away.

6. A running pronghorn antelope 97 km/h

   The pronghorn can run far faster than any predator alive today, likely escaping a cheetah that went extinct in America.

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