Metazoic Mammal Size Comparisons
A new page is up. I have decided to create another entire page to display size comparisons between different species of Metazoic mammals. I had something similar to this on the other site, where I had size-charts. I've decided to dispense with that on this site, and instead, I have a whole page devoted to size comparisons. This time, they are in video form. They could change as more genera and species are added to certain families. But this is what I've got for now.
As of this date, there is only a few videos. But as time goes on, more and more will be added as I work on them, along with more pages for mammal families in the Meet The Mammals section. I am also still working on the book. That is a task in it's self! It's been tough balancing the book with other projects I am needed to work on. So, it is a slow process. This is also why I haven't been working on the Meet The Mammals section lately. But I am trying to get back in the groove. All I can say is please be patient. So far, the book isn't as fully detailed, as I am trying not to make it a 1000 page book. I'm just putting enough info in the book that the readers can look at the animals and understand main points of their lifestyle. But I am already 83 pages in and only have done 5 families, as well as the flightless birds and the herps. But I am also including some of the pages that are on this website in the book. Just because I want to include everything.
Anyways, if you are interested in keeping up with the size comparisons, the new page is now listed in the sidebar links. You can visit and see what I've got so far. I've taken only the largest species of each genus and compared it to the size of an average human. I thought the video version would be more eye-catching than the silhouette versions I had before. And perhaps a little more detailed. I might even replace some as time goes on and my ideas evolve. But anyways, enjoy them!
As of this date, there is only a few videos. But as time goes on, more and more will be added as I work on them, along with more pages for mammal families in the Meet The Mammals section. I am also still working on the book. That is a task in it's self! It's been tough balancing the book with other projects I am needed to work on. So, it is a slow process. This is also why I haven't been working on the Meet The Mammals section lately. But I am trying to get back in the groove. All I can say is please be patient. So far, the book isn't as fully detailed, as I am trying not to make it a 1000 page book. I'm just putting enough info in the book that the readers can look at the animals and understand main points of their lifestyle. But I am already 83 pages in and only have done 5 families, as well as the flightless birds and the herps. But I am also including some of the pages that are on this website in the book. Just because I want to include everything.
Anyways, if you are interested in keeping up with the size comparisons, the new page is now listed in the sidebar links. You can visit and see what I've got so far. I've taken only the largest species of each genus and compared it to the size of an average human. I thought the video version would be more eye-catching than the silhouette versions I had before. And perhaps a little more detailed. I might even replace some as time goes on and my ideas evolve. But anyways, enjoy them!
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