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Newly discovered whale that lived almost 40 million years ago could be "heaviest animal ever," experts say

A newly studied species of ancient whale might be the heaviest animal ever found. ....

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It looks like a giant manatee. And it may have been Earth's largest animal ever.

In this corner, weighing up to 190 metric tons, is the blue whale. This behemoth still swimming in Earth's oceans is the current titleholder for the heaviest animal to ever exist - living or dead. And in this corner is the contender, a massive marine mammal that went extinct millions of years ago. Fossils of this ancient leviathan's bones recently dug up from the deserts of Peru suggest it may have weighed up to 340 metric tons, challenging the blue whale's status as the most massive ever in the ....

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