The truism is that everything is learned by comparison. And sometimes, when comparing different things from our world, we cannot help but be surprised at how big or small something can be. Look, compare, be surprised! 
Bald Eagle Feather 
Stern flag of the Spanish 74-gun battleship San Ildefonso 
Mercury against the background of the Sun 
Königstein fortress wall 
Japanese spider crab 
Boojum cactus (left) - 24 meters 
Seychelles palm nut 
Strawberry Gigantella variety 
Mammoth tusk 
Sauropod footprint 70 million years old 
Fossilized dinosaur eggs 
Lambert's pine cone 
The palm of a man named Jeff Dabe 
Harpy 
Baobab compared to humans 
Frog 
The smallest wasp compared to an amoeba 
The smallest flying insects, similar in size to unicellular organisms, include parasitic wasps from the genus Megaphragma
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