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Or just the mammals?
it is not we are larger than several million of trillion animals on earth ?
damn i didnt know we are smaller than bug or shimp ^_^
insects are included in animalia.,.
there are way way more of them both in spiecies and number..
if you say only mammals..
than still yes. if counting numbers (there are quite a lot of mice and such that are mammals)
in spieces.. I am inclined to also say yes.. but less certain off that answer...
damn we are smaller than rodent, shrimp, bug :^(
You're not the only veg in this thread.
well it depends what you mean by large..
lenght.. height.. volume.. mass..
mass :
lions are 120-180kg for femalea and 150-250kg for males that makes them heavier than most humans (americans may be the exception:)
length male lions are about 2.7-3 meters and female lions about 2.5 meters
and thats not counting a 0.6 to 0.9m tail
thats taller than humans (even than us dutch;)
however on 4 legs they are 1.2m so they stand shorter than most humans..
or % of all biomass of spieces..
Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_organisms_by_population
Seems there's more biomass of livestock compared to humans.
We're a medium-large sort of sized animal. So, a "medium++" or "large-" size, IIRC, last I looked at such info. :)
We are on the far-end of the spectrum in terms of biomass for our size. IIRC, only one animal our size, a type of seal, is more numerous and could have a larger biomass on Earth.
I'm sure there's some biomass comparison Google results out there, somewhere.