Answered 9d ago · Upvoted by Jesse Raffield, Master's degree in physics and Daniel SLOSBERG, MA Education & Physics, University of Michigan (2004)
Not the heaviest but definitely high up there.
(google images)
One of these suckers averages at 1,100,000 pounds. Yep, an entire million- and extra![1] Though it is not the heaviest, I still think it’s worth mentioning.
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