Hippos, the world's third-largest mammal, weigh 1.4-5 tons, consume 80 pounds of grass daily, and can move up to 30mph, holding their breath for 5 minutes.
The Anaconda snake has the ability to squeeze a 250 kg body weight into its stomach, potentially leading to its death.
T-rex rival bite force champions, crocodiles can live up to 75 years, grow up to 23 ft, and weigh up to 2,600 lb, making them a formidable force of nature.
The Grizzly bear has the ability to lift over 500kg which is its 0.8 times body weight, showcasing their pure strength.
Leafcutter ants have the ability to lift 50 times their body weight, equivalent to a human lifting a truck with its teeth.
Oxen, domesticated around 4000 BC, are used in plowing, cart pulling, hauling wagons, powering grain grinding machinery, and irrigation.
A tiger can carry 550kg, twice its own body weight, ten feet up a tree.
Rhinoceros beetles can lift 850 times their own weight, making them capable of lifting 65 ton objects and carrying 850 elephants on their back.