Introduction. 1  The inadequate reporting of biomedical research is a longstanding and potentially serious global problem that is not entirely evident to many researchers 1. 2  This descriptive study was carried out in two stages. 3  We used the STROBE recommendations as an objective tool to evaluate the quality of the reports.
By Daderot, derivative work Jan KamenÃ­Äek via Wikimedia Commons. From the Yeti to Hollywoodâs King Kong, myths and stories have always surrounded gigantic apes. Gigantopithecus blacki, the largest ape that ever lived, stood 3m tall and weighed over 500kg. Its enormous bulk and brute strength kept Gigantopithecus safe from the predators it lived alongside â including tigers, leopards and black bears.
The Blue Whale is the largest animal to have ever lived on Earth. It is quite larger than the Liopleurodon, even though the Liopleurodon is still quite large. Blue whales aver â¦ age around 80-90 feet, (24-27 meters) and the largest specimens can reach 100 feet (30.5 meters) or slightly more. Blue whales additionally weigh around 100-150 tons, and the largest up to 200 tons.