Miniature Hercules - nail mite
Mǎn , although small , is the number one Hercules. It has a round shell, shaped like a water droplet, only 0.2 to 1.4 mm long, generally difficult to observe with the naked eye. It weighs only about 100 micrograms, but can withstand a pull equivalent to 1180 times its body weight; Moreover, the weight of the object it can pull with its claws is 540 times its own weight, which is equivalent to a person pulling a space shuttle.
The strong man who pushes the dung ball - the dung beetle
Qiāng láng , also known as shik lang , is a source of nutrients that is feces , often rolling dung balls on the ground , and are nature's scavengers. Dung beetles are small, between 5 and 30 mm long, and can generally move balls of fecal equivalent to 50 times their own weight. In experiments, scientists found that male dung beetles can even push items equivalent to 1141 times their own weight, which is like a person pushing six double-decker buses full of passengers.
Large insect Lux - Euphorbia longifolia
Not only is it the longest beetle in the world, it is also one of the largest flying insects in nature. The jǐ macrophyllum can reach a length of 181 mm and weigh 150 g. Euphorbia has been documented to lift weights equivalent to 850 times its own body weight with its long horns. Euphorbia longifolia loves to eat carrion, such as rotten wood or fruit, and this preference makes it a booster of nature's material cycles.
Lift weights with your mouth – leafcutter ants
Leafcutter ants use their mouths to bite, collect, and move leaves, and these blades often weigh 20 to 50 times their weight, equivalent to a person pulling a truck with their teeth. When leafcutter ants transport leaf fragments to an underground nest, they use these leaves as a field to "plant" a large fungal garden on which these fungi are fed.
Gentle weightlifter - mountain gorillas
They are the tallest primates in the world and one of the smallest on Earth, with only about 1,000 mountain gorillas left in the world today. They are large, weighing 150 to 180 kg, and can reach 1.5 to 1.8 meters when males stand. They can lift something weighing 2,000 kilograms, which is more than 10 times their own weight, equivalent to the weight of 30 people. Mountain gorillas, though strong and powerful, are gentle and shy. Serious aggression rarely occurs among stable orangutan populations, and when conflict occurs, they mostly scare each other off through threatening behavior.
Flying Hercules , the African Crown Eagle
With a body length of 0.8 to 0.9 meters and a weight of 2.7 to 4.7 kg, the African crown eagle is a powerful and aggressive hunter and is considered the most powerful eagle in Africa. Because of its unusually large claws and strong legs, the African crown eagle can directly crush the skulls of prey with its legs and claws, hunting monkeys and even baby antelope. They can also fly with 16 kilograms of weight, which is equivalent to 4 times their own weight.
The king of the hundred beasts is also Hercules, the tiger
The Tiger of the King of the Hundred Beasts is one of the largest and strongest cats, with a length of 3.38 meters and a weight of 261 kg. Scientists have found that a tiger can lift something up to 550 kilograms, which is equivalent to twice its own weight. Sometimes, with a wave of its claws, it can break the skull of a cow.