This overview of identity is centered on Burke and Stetsâs identity control theory (see Identity Control Theory); nonetheless, the authors provide well-written discussions of the various forms of identity. Goffman, Erving. 1959. The presentation of the self in everyday life.
In general, the strongest animal is the blue whale, weighing above 209 tons (189.6 metric tons), with a length of 100 ft (30 m). It can travel up to 30 mph (50 km/h) in short bursts. The kinetic energy of a whale at such a speed probably outclasses any other animal by an order of magnitude.
The strongest living land creatures on Earth, measured by their power to weight ratio. 1. The strongest land creature on Earth (measured by power-to-weight ratio) is the oribatid mite, a group of tiny soil-dwelling things which can be found in their hundreds of thousands in your average square metre of dirt. It can resist a pull of 1,180 times its own weight - which is similar to a human pulling 82 tons.