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How big is Eiche?

15 meter!

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Eiche

Die Eiche ist ein Baum. Eichen können sehr alt werden, sogar älter als Menschen! Eichen produzieren tausende von Eicheln jedes Jahr. Eicheln sind gut. Fast so gut wie Eiswürfel.

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Tyrannosaurus
One of the most famous and fearsome dinosaurs, T. rex lived during the Late Cretaceous (around 68–66 million years ago). As an apex predator, it measured up to 40 feet (12 meters) in length, stood about 13–15 feet (4–5 meters) tall at the hips, and weighed between 9–14 tons. It had powerful jaws lined with teeth capable of crushing bone, a robust skull, and tiny but functional arms. Its diet included large prey like hadrosaurs and ceratopsians.
Maip
A genus of large theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous (approximately 70 million years ago) discovered in modern-day Patagonia. Named Maip macrothorax, it was a member of the megaraptorid family and measured around 33 feet (10 meters) long, and 11.4 feet (3.5 meters) wide. Maip was a fast predator, with large claws on its hands, slender legs, and a probable covering of protofeathers.
Apollo-Mondlandemodul
Dieses Ding wiegt 15.000 Kilogramm! Das ist eine Menge! Es landete auf dem Mond. Seine Landung inspirierte das Videospiel „Lunar Lander“, was ziemlich knifflig ist. Wenn ich das spiele, geht mir immer der Treibstoff aus!
Blauwal
Der Blauwal ist das größte Tier, das es gibt. Sein Gewicht, 180 Tonnen, ist größer als das aller anderen Tiere. Leider hat der Walfang die Population von 300.000 auf 2.000 reduziert.
Amphilicoelias Fragilimus
Der Amphilicoelias Fragilimus war der größte Dinosaurier! Er wog über 100 Tonnen! Er war so groß, dass man auf ihm Häuser hätte bauen können!
Patagotitan
A colossal sauropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous (about 100 million years ago), closely related to Argentinosaurus. Found in Patagonia, it is estimated to have reached lengths of up to 122 feet (37 meters) and weighed 55–77 tons. It was a slow-moving herbivore, relying on its size for protection against predators.

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